93StreetFox

i was thinkin about buyin one before i put the rear end and everything back in, but i was just wonderin if i'll notice any major power gains

LTnone

In short... no.
The long, drawn out version: no.

Waste of money until you're a lot more built

BLK89GT

its alot stronger but as forfeeling a difference.........Not at all

HACKGT350

its not a waste of money actually. its lighter than the stock one there for easier to spin=revs a little faster and its less strain on the engine and transmission as for power gains maybe 3 if your lucky

AdderMk2

I love how people claim that an aluminum driveshaft makes their car rev faster.

Ive never heard such retarded bull**** in my life. The ONLY thing it will do is lower the parasitic loss that your drivetrain has, and make your car about 10# lighter.

you wanna get real results, get an aluminum flywheel!

its less money, and will give you better numbers!

WhiteWindsor

It's not a waste of money. They are much stronger and lighter than stock. HP gains will be minimal but you will have less rotating mass which in turn means faster rev's and less stress on some other components with it being so light. Try to find a used one if you can.

mjr46

no huge gain..an aluminum flywheel will be more noticable

bighungrymatt

there was a thread on this same subject a few days ago..

1fastzook

I didnt feel no difference when i swaped mine.

WhiteWindsor

I believe everyone can agree you will not feel an increase in power. Their main use is for the less weight and strenght.