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Well since I cant get anyone to answer the last question on my last post here we go again I would like a premade aluminim driveshaft for my 98 firebird and everyone is telling me to get one off of a LS1 or Lt1 but the driveshaft on those are shorter then what they are on my car mine has a carrier bearing in the middle and is a 2 piece driveshaft so again does anyone know where I can buy one since I live in BFE and dont trust anyone here to make it correctly
Hmmmm.....I think no one responded to the last one because A LS1 OR LT1 ALUMINUM DRIVESHAFT WILL FIT YOUR CAR. What makes you think it wont? Both the V8 and V6 are built off the same chassis. Many people here have switched out their crappy 2 pieces for 1pc's.
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yup..my 10lb. aluminum driveshaft came of an 02 Trans Am and is going in next week..i have heard of gains of 2 tenths on an 18lb. steel one so i cant wait to see what this one will deliver [img]smile.gif[/img]
um, did you buy an auto or m5 shaft?
(it might matter, not quite sure...maybe somebody will comment on this...?)
Put some specs in your sig or bio. nobody knows what
kind of car you have or what you have.
steel shafts come in different sizes. aluminum come in one size. the end that hooks up to tranny is not static. it slips over the splines on the tranny output shaft. just slip it on to length required for other end to bolt to axle yoke.
Did you try and put it on and it physicaly would not fit or did you just use a tape measure?
I have not done an aluminum drive shaft swap yet but it is possible that you need to use your oringinal end that connects to the tranny by putting it on the new driveline.
No further assistance from me until I start seeing a few 'thanks guys' to all the people who have been helping you. Frankly, your style is getting old.
Good luck with the car. G.
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