stock driveshafts
is everybody on here still running stock driveshafts?
if so what kind of power are you putting down? |
Re: stock driveshafts
Its not just the power, its mainly the clutch/slicks you are running.
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grip will own ur axles
if ur running street tires u will probably never have a problem |
Re: stock driveshafts
depends what car you're talking about obviously
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I was talking to a guy that has been rebuilding cv axles for 15 plus years and he was telling me that all those aftermarket axles are rip offs. He said you can add more mass to the actual shaft but your still going to snap them @ the ends cause all you can do is harden the cage, there just isnt enough room in the end caps to add mor mass
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Originally Posted by Rx7toCivic
I was talking to a guy that has been rebuilding cv axles for 15 plus years and he was telling me that all those aftermarket axles are rip offs. He said you can add more mass to the actual shaft but your still going to snap them @ the ends cause all you can do is harden the cage, there just isnt enough room in the end caps to add mor mass
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ive never had a prob with stockers, yet ive never ran sicks, and if i did im sure i would break them.
i plan on breaking a fwew sets/ trannies with the new setup |
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Originally Posted by random-strike
depends what car you're talking about obviously
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sorry
d16a6with y8 head low compression pistons and upgraded rods with t3/t4 (.63/.48 stg III) 10-15 lbs of boost in a 91 crx with si transmission 6-puck sprung clutch and lsd |
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I would like to run slicks too.. i am just worried about snapping my driveshafts at the track and being stuck like chuck..
but to tell you the truth i think i will just run the stock ones and slicks and stop being a -----..if they break they break.. just wanted to get some input |
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