Subject	it has to do with vibration harmonics
Posted by	Red Hawk (CO) on September 05, 2013 at 11:17 PM
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In Reply To	Question... posted by GotTwins90 on September 05, 2013 at 08:58 PM
Message	By splitting a driveshaft in two, you almost double the rpm needed to cause peak vibration. This is primarily a concern for luxury cars to reduce in-cabin vibration/noise; why its needed in the z? Good question. TT BEAST IN PROGRESS!
Follow Ups	Whats a better driveshaft? - GotTwins90 19:00:32 09/05/13 depends on what you plan to do with your Z - aliaZ 19:09:03 09/05/13 Yup. The upgrade for the drive shaft is the fact that - LivinTheDream 19:20:59 09/05/13 Re: Yup. The upgrade for the drive shaft is the fact that - GotTwins90 19:32:32 09/05/13 link pls sir...tks (n/m) - genic 11:13:49 09/06/13 Re: link pls sir...tks - GotTwins90 18:15:02 09/06/13 the upgrade for me was that the 1-pc is so much easier to - LJZTT 20:04:26 09/05/13 well not just from that but if you imagine all the - LivinTheDream 20:48:54 09/05/13 Question... - GotTwins90 20:58:12 09/05/13 it has to do with vibration harmonics - Red Hawk (CO) 23:17:21 09/05/13 NVH reasons - LJZTT 23:20:03 09/05/13 It has pros and cons - LJZTT 23:17:02 09/05/13 Re: depends on what you plan to do with your Z - GotTwins90 19:33:15 09/05/13 Have people really damaged AL or just being cautious? (n/m) - Antihero 16:05:40 09/06/13 thought I recalled seeing a post or two years ago with pics - LJZTT 17:28:47 09/06/13 I've heard of people breaking AL driveshafts at the drag - aliaZ 10:33:56 09/08/13 Steel is stronger than aluminum... - -Grimm- 16:27:14 09/06/13 Re: Steel is stronger than aluminum... - BLACKBEAST 18:35:24 09/06/13
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