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I heard that an easy upgrade is buying an aluminum driveshaft? Could it be installed easily(never took out a driveshaft, so is it bolt on?). Where can I buy one and are there different types for each year? Thanks in advance
~josh~
~josh~
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Re: Aluminum Driveshaft
Your best bet is to try and find one from a J-Yard or on ebay. You can probably buy one for $75-$130. Don't pay too much more.
Any stock Camaro, Firebird, & Trans Am Aluminum Driveshaft from 1982 up to 2002 will fit.
Once you buy it, go here for the install guide. They are very easy to install.sigpic -
Re: Aluminum Driveshaft
its about the easiest thing i have ever done, if you have sockets and a jack you are good to goComment
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Re: Aluminum Driveshaft
... if you have RUST its a pain in the a**Comment
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Re: Aluminum Driveshaft
4 10mm bolts and it slides right out. slide the new one in and bolt it back up and your done.99 WS6
13.25@104.97 - Lid + soon to be more other stock items ;D
Originally posted by camaroextraComment
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Re: Aluminum Driveshaft
well if hes goin from a 2pc its not 4 bolts is 6..and that top one on the pilot bearing is a ***** sometimes
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