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Old 04-25-2012, 11:45 PM
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Default What are you running for a driveshaft

Since the driveline is all custom I need to start looking for a shaft that will handle the hp and torque of my FE and the sustained rpm.

So for 700hp and 150+mph what do you run for a driveshaft. AL, steel, CF?

Anyone use these guys?

http://www.driveshaftshop.com/#

How about inland empire

http://www.iedls.com/

Anyone have any good or bad driveshaft vendor stories to share?
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Both companies are good. 3 /12" Al should do I think. But what do I know...

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Both companies are good. 3 /12" Al should do I think. But what do I know...

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Ron, I think he might need larger than 1/4" (=3/12")
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Ron, I think he might need larger than 1/4" (=3/12")
But the 1/4" is so much lighter.......
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Yer both right!
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Hurst Drivelines used Inland as the supplier for my conversion. They exceeded all expectations. I had the driveline within 7 calendar days of submitting my measurements.
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We all need banned and HELP. I'm running a 3.5" Aluminum from Inland and it's hanging in there fine so far.
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