Driveshaft

[Bakaruda]

I am ready to order a driveshaft. There are many types out there. I am thinking alum. Not slod on it alone. I would like to know who has bought and where so I can get some info together. Any help would be nice(good or bad info).

[6469mopar]

LOCAL BONE YARD FORD AERO STAR  ( 47 INS )  $ 45.00   /  50.00   just replace with new u jouints  it worked in my 64  valiant  or  call  DENNYS  DRIVESHAFTS  716 - 875 -  6640 HE'S IN  N Y   WWWDENNYSDRIVESHAFT.COM

[6469mopar]

IT'S A  ALUMINUM   

[mrhotrod]

 
Midwest Drive Shaft Inc
3712 Illinois Ave # B St Charles, IL 60174
Main Phone: 630-513-9292

Used these guys for years never a problem.
Give them a try.

[jamesdart]

i used dennys, i was going with an aluminum one, they actually talked me into a steel or cromoly shaft with a lifetime warranty against breakage. kind of pricey, but i dont want to be breaking a shaft at any kind of speed. i think it is called the nitrous ready shaft. there is also a place online that sells old nascar parts, they are only allowed so many hours of use i think. they sell them for 50 bucks but you have to change the tranny yoke as they come with gm yokes usually. they come anywhere from 3"-4" in 1/2" increments in length. by the time you changhe the yoke and u joints, you might have a good chunk into it though. i think its called musclemotorsports

[SATELLITESIVIG]

 i also run the nitrous ready driveshaft by denny's. best driveshaft i've ever had. no vibration or flex. yes it's a bit pricy but you definately get what you pay for.

[Bakaruda]

Thanks guy's I will check these out.

[chryco]

I got mine from Strange,  3"dia ,  1350 U-joints , for what it`s worth .  Depends on H/P , Trans (man. / auto , and most of all bite .  Factor in the weight of the car also .
     Chryco 

[brettlongmore]

would an aluminum shaft handle this...mild 440 4spd 4.30 stock weight Demon for mostly street?

[chryco]

would an aluminum shaft handle this...mild 440 4spd 4.30 stock weight Demon for mostly street?

  Probably , but check with the manufacturer first !
     Chryco 

[CheapStreet Duster]

any reputable  local drive shaft co...can make you an aluminum drive shaft....
some times in a few hours..
just make sure you get the good/best joints...brute force are pretty comon.
but your local shop should be easy enough as long as they are reputable..
yellow pages works for me.
? also be aware that aluminum drive shafts are larger in diameter than a steel
one..so make sure you have clearence in the safty loop or where the mufflers are
located...as not to interfere.
cheap