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D_Gusler · 01-08-2008, 05:58 PM

Spydershaft here--no probs, and its a well built unit. I'd rather replace the pinion flange and have a conventional style flange, not just the small six bolts that hold the stock unit in. Another plus, is with an adaptor, you'll be adding additional weight(I.E. losing part of the benefit of a alum. driveshaft).

01-08-2008, 05:58 PM	#17
D_Gusler 3rd Gear Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Danville, VA Posts: 891	RE: Aluminum driveshaft (did search.....need more opinions) Spydershaft here--no probs, and its a well built unit. I'd rather replace the pinion flange and have a conventional style flange, not just the small six bolts that hold the stock unit in. Another plus, is with an adaptor, you'll be adding additional weight(I.E. losing part of the benefit of a alum. driveshaft). __________________ MUSTANG TRAITOR--now rocking the 09 Pontiac G8 GT 451rwhp 431rwtq best 1/4: 12.037 @ 113.78mph 1.697 sixty foot