Subject	We don't claim any big performance gains from the driveshaft
Posted by	Russell@Z1 on March 28, 2007 at 3:56 PM
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In Reply To	What else does the Z1 driveshaft do as far as gaining posted by Kobe2be9 on March 28, 2007 at 01:51 PM
Message	It weighs about half of the stock one, and less U-joints means less drivetrain losss. So I'm sure you will pick up some power at the rear wheels from "upgrading" to a one piece unit, but I'm not here to claim that is really that significant. It's more of a quality solution to replace worn out stock units than anything. Russell Floyd Z1 Motorsports www.300zx.com 1990+ Nissan Z specialists Used Parts, New parts, Service/Repair and Performance 2877 Carrollton Villa Rica Hwy Carrollton, Ga 30116 770-838-7777 770-832-9253 (fax)
Follow Ups	not sure where to purchase driveshaft. - jpbzx 23:28:41 03/27/07 vibration happeneds when the 2 peice is worn down - ARA300ZX 23:33:19 03/27/07 What else does the Z1 driveshaft do as far as gaining - Kobe2be9 13:51:22 03/28/07 We don't claim any big performance gains from the driveshaft - Russell@Z1 15:56:52 03/28/07 I have a Z1, no problems at all. (n/m) - Talisman (New Orleans) 00:54:31 03/28/07 Second on Z-1 one piece driveshaft. - zeeway 04:41:50 03/28/07 Just get the Z1 as stated above (n/m) - TTFairladyZ 06:33:03 03/28/07 4th. (n/m) - 92naz32 07:58:58 03/28/07 12th (n/m) - jaku 12:40:10 03/28/07 Z1 all the way (n/m) - ryanb300zx 10:25:08 03/28/07 Ok, apparently I will buy it from Z1. thanks (n/m) - jpbzx 19:08:31 03/28/07
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