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    Driveshaft question

    I have a 96 3.8 Firebird convertible...with that craptastic 2 peice driveshaft. Will any 1 piece from a 94 on up camaro or firebird driveshaft work with no modification?
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    Re: Driveshaft question

    yes, any driveshaft from 93+ will work with no modifications

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      Re: Driveshaft question

      look for a 1pc aluminum you'll actually feel a difference in quicker throttle response over the 2pc steel.

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