What are you running for a driveshaft

[FETorino]

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?

[Ron in SoCal]

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

(don't anwser that!)

[Flash68]

Originally Posted by Ron in SoCal

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

(don't anwser that!)

Ron, I think he might need larger than 1/4" (=3/12")

[FETorino]

Originally Posted by Flash68

Ron, I think he might need larger than 1/4" (=3/12")

But the 1/4" is so much lighter.......

[Ron in SoCal]

Yer both right!

[Sieg]

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.

[Vegas69]

We all need banned and HELP. I'm running a 3.5" Aluminum from Inland and it's hanging in there fine so far.

[67zo6Camaro]

I run a 4" Carbon Fiber driveshaft from Mark Williams. Super light, less high rpm vibration and stronger than aluminum. One good advatange (hopefully it never happens) is that if it fails, then it will shatter rather than poke threw the floor. It's rated for drag launches and high driveline rpms.

[OLDFLM]

Inland Empire Driveline

[dj3]

Dennys, you ever break it they will replace for free and they will shorten it for free.