torquing.
04-29-2007, 08:10 AM
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RE: torquing.
Thanks for the help guys. I already checked out Dennys, but I'll check out the others later on today. On Dennys though, I seen one for nitrous equipped cars, but didnt see any for regular bolt on cars like what I'm gonna have, oh well maybe I'm not looking at the right place. But I'm gonna check powerhouse and Spyder later. Thanks again.
04-29-2007, 08:34 AM
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RE: torquing.
ORIGINAL: 01SilverGT
Thanks for the help guys. I already checked out Dennys, but I'll check out the others later on today. On Dennys though, I seen one for nitrous equipped cars, but didnt see any for regular bolt on cars like what I'm gonna have, oh well maybe I'm not looking at the right place. But I'm gonna check powerhouse and Spyder later. Thanks again.
Thanks for the help guys. I already checked out Dennys, but I'll check out the others later on today. On Dennys though, I seen one for nitrous equipped cars, but didnt see any for regular bolt on cars like what I'm gonna have, oh well maybe I'm not looking at the right place. But I'm gonna check powerhouse and Spyder later. Thanks again.
http://www.dennysdriveshaft.com/html/ford_mustang.html
04-29-2007, 09:55 AM
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RE: torquing.
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On the Denny's, that's just what they call it. They where using an adaptor plate for the rear flange, but now they have it with a new flange. What sold me on it is the life time warranty/free labor for maintenance or breakage.
http://www.dennysdriveshaft.com/html/ford_mustang.html
ORIGINAL: 01SilverGT
Thanks for the help guys. I already checked out Dennys, but I'll check out the others later on today. On Dennys though, I seen one for nitrous equipped cars, but didnt see any for regular bolt on cars like what I'm gonna have, oh well maybe I'm not looking at the right place. But I'm gonna check powerhouse and Spyder later. Thanks again.
Thanks for the help guys. I already checked out Dennys, but I'll check out the others later on today. On Dennys though, I seen one for nitrous equipped cars, but didnt see any for regular bolt on cars like what I'm gonna have, oh well maybe I'm not looking at the right place. But I'm gonna check powerhouse and Spyder later. Thanks again.
http://www.dennysdriveshaft.com/html/ford_mustang.html
04-29-2007, 11:22 AM
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RE: torquing.
I would just spend the little extra and get the powerhouse shaft. Denny's is now using a new rear flange which is going to make it much harder for the average person to install.
DSS I do believe was making a 3.5 inch aluminum shaft being sold by lethalperformance, but I haven't heard much about it.
DSS I do believe was making a 3.5 inch aluminum shaft being sold by lethalperformance, but I haven't heard much about it.
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