WTB alu. driveshaft
A Dennys light weight aluminum driveshaft is alot more than $150.00 and worth every penny.
Originally Posted by BizZzatch350
LLyod, should expect to spend about 125-150$ on one, doesnt matter the transmision. If this is going in the 97, why not a Dennys or some thing custom? Good luck man!
Bizzatch,
I was under the impression the front yolk is different A4 to 6 speed.
Just wanted to make sure. Thanks for the tip.
Worse comes to worse, I could always just swap yolks but it would be easier if I did not have to.
I'll try and get that one from the guy in Mckinney if we can meet up today. I replied to his post and waiting for PM or phonecall.
Dennys is not in the budget and I think I'll be fine with an alu. drive shaft on a high-mid 11 second street car with drag radials since it is an A4 and no NOS
thanks guys.
Lloyd Elliott
I was under the impression the front yolk is different A4 to 6 speed.
Just wanted to make sure. Thanks for the tip.
Worse comes to worse, I could always just swap yolks but it would be easier if I did not have to.
I'll try and get that one from the guy in Mckinney if we can meet up today. I replied to his post and waiting for PM or phonecall.
Dennys is not in the budget and I think I'll be fine with an alu. drive shaft on a high-mid 11 second street car with drag radials since it is an A4 and no NOS
thanks guys.
Lloyd Elliott
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POC,
how much for the Alu DS in SA?
Not really wanting to pay shipping but if the price is right I would be interested.
I will try to get the one from McKinney (30 minute drive) but if that falls through, I'll hit ya back.
Lloyd Elliott
how much for the Alu DS in SA?
Not really wanting to pay shipping but if the price is right I would be interested.
I will try to get the one from McKinney (30 minute drive) but if that falls through, I'll hit ya back.
Lloyd Elliott
Originally Posted by NightTrain66
cool, I have heard that they are the same from some people and others say they are different. This is good info.
Lloyd Elliott
Lloyd Elliott
The only possible exception being the 2-peice 3.4 steel shaft (but why would you want one?)
It requires an extra bracket.
Originally Posted by NightTrain66
cool, I have heard that they are the same from some people and others say they are different. This is good info.
Lloyd Elliott
Lloyd Elliott
The only possible exception being the 2-peice 3.4 steel shaft (but why would you want one?)
It requires an extra bracket.
I've installed so many of these for people it's not even funny.
One hell of a bang for your bolt-on buck IMHO




