Subject	I would only do CF or steel>>>
Posted by	Zster (Big Red) on August 28, 2003 at 8:11 PM
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In Reply To	Man, I just went through this also.. LOTS of info in Search. posted by Scotts94z32 on August 28, 2003 at 07:53 PM
Message	I would not use Al due to its fatigue over time. It's just not worth it. Steel is the next best thing, but CF is cool dude! Yay nixit, lol:) Cheers, Salah Aztec Red 300ZX Twin Turbo Black 300ZX Twin Turbo race car in the works Platinum Mist Metallic 300ZX Twin Turbo (sold) Onyx 300ZX Twin Turbo (sold)
Follow Ups	Can't decide: Which driveshaft is better? Aluminum or Steel - Stickeefingerz 19:33:12 08/28/03 yep. Aluminum is lighter, but steel is indeed good too. - Guapo 19:37:04 08/28/03 i guess some people's aluminum driveshafts broke - cant_z_me(retired) 19:40:20 08/28/03 only person I ever heard of was Chris (NJ) - fourZero 19:51:51 08/28/03 LOL I put 600 HP for 2 years to my aluminum driveshaft..... - J-Z91(OH) 20:30:55 08/28/03 Launching at the track with drag radials? - Turbodog (CT) 21:04:21 08/28/03 i did a lot of hard street launches but any driveshaft - J-Z91(OH) 22:33:28 08/28/03 I'm going with steel for extra strength (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 19:43:13 08/28/03 Is there a noticable HP gain between steel and AL? - Stickeefingerz 19:50:16 08/28/03 No, not really. The weight difference is not much . (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 20:08:00 08/28/03 Z1's Steel is way heavier than the Al one I bought from you. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 21:01:21 08/28/03 Steel is three lbs heavier. Not much difference (n/m) - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 00:05:22 08/29/03 Being I have had both, I can say it's more than 3 pounds. (n/m) - Woody75 (Denver) 09:29:17 08/29/03 Man, I just went through this also.. LOTS of info in Search. - Scotts94z32 19:53:08 08/28/03 I would only do CF or steel>>> - Zster (Big Red) 20:11:12 08/28/03 I got a new one.. wouldn't you like to know.. ;) (n/m) - Scotts94z32 04:38:29 08/29/03 Here we go again, lol..... (n/m) - Zster (Big Red) 12:19:02 08/29/03 Personally I'd go with Steel unless your car is stock - SeedyROM 20:04:20 08/28/03 most of the aftermarket AL shafts are about 12lbs... - Boris 21:38:12 08/28/03 I ran Aluminum on my car for 2 1/2 Years w/o any problems--> - Kyle(Houston) 22:03:29 08/28/03 You had an automatic, that is way different than stick - MikeH(Twin GT35BB Incon Z) 22:57:51 08/28/03 Yes but I have friends with Mustangs running 1.3 60' times-> - Kyle(Houston) 06:54:14 08/29/03 Go steel... - D.E.S.A.T.S. 22:42:17 08/28/03 I'm planning on buying a 1 piece this week - mickiemagik 22:45:10 08/28/03 From what I've heard those are the 2 best... - D.E.S.A.T.S. 22:48:04 08/28/03 arent you going to get vibration anyway... - Fuzznutz 01:14:24 08/29/03 There used to be probs with vibration... - D.E.S.A.T.S. 19:22:54 08/29/03
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