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Old 07-05-2009, 12:33 PM
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what are you guys doing about the driveshafts in these trucks i twisted mine in half at the track the other day
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Old 07-05-2009, 01:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Charlie@Vengeance
what are you guys doing about the driveshafts in these trucks i twisted mine in half at the track the other day
Most guys can get a nice DS built at a driveline shop in their area. Give these guys a call and see if they can build you something that will exceed your power levels.
Custom Drive Line Co
2150 Moreland Ave SE # B
Atlanta, GA 30315-5702
(404) 622-2800‎

Other than that, some guys use Dennys:
http://www.dennysdriveshaft.com
They are more expensive but proven.
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Old 07-05-2009, 02:43 PM
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duct tape it back together
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sounds like your making some serious power with that little 4.8 to twist up the drive shaft i know dennys makes some nice ones
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i second denny's
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duct tape it back together
it can fix everything!!!!!
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must of been doing a hard ***. . burnout '
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I'm local to Atlanta and have used Doraville Drivelines on Buford Hwy near 285. They built one for my old bracket Camaro.
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2 piece! okay well not for a RCSB.
Sounds like you know who to call. Git R Did
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sounds like you need to correct your drive line angles first.
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