Aluminum Driveshafts?
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Aluminum Driveshafts?
Ok once again something is wrong with my car so instead of takeing the time and effort of figuring out what EXACTLY is wrong im just gonna buy a whole new driveshaft (the problem lies there somewhere)....this is beging to be an expensive ternd im starting.
My question is this all the aluminum driveshafts that i have found eaither TPIS or from Hawks are well over $300.. i didnt see them being that damn expensive....Is there anywhere to get them cheaper???
thanks
James
My question is this all the aluminum driveshafts that i have found eaither TPIS or from Hawks are well over $300.. i didnt see them being that damn expensive....Is there anywhere to get them cheaper???
thanks
James
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Get a part number on a 1LE driveshaft or an LS1 driveshaft, you can type the number in on www.gmpartsdirect.com and see how much it is. I got my 1LE driveshaft on there for about 250ish.
John
John
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GMparts direct seems to have good prices, but they rape you on shipping.
I would check with Jason Cromer 877-726-8295.
He works at Sam Taylor Delership in Florida.
He will have about the best price for GM parts.
I would check with Jason Cromer 877-726-8295.
He works at Sam Taylor Delership in Florida.
He will have about the best price for GM parts.
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Originally posted by IrocinthatZ
lol there is no way im going with a stock drive shaft......
lol there is no way im going with a stock drive shaft......
You could always get the carbon fiber one, but its more expensive...
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Originally posted by NXz28
For wanting to spend less than $300 i don't think you have many options on aftermarket driveshafts.
You could always get the carbon fiber one, but its more expensive...
For wanting to spend less than $300 i don't think you have many options on aftermarket driveshafts.
You could always get the carbon fiber one, but its more expensive...
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Originally posted by FastZinTennessee
Get a part number on a 1LE driveshaft or an LS1 driveshaft, you can type the number in on www.gmpartsdirect.com and see how much it is. I got my 1LE driveshaft on there for about 250ish.
John
Get a part number on a 1LE driveshaft or an LS1 driveshaft, you can type the number in on www.gmpartsdirect.com and see how much it is. I got my 1LE driveshaft on there for about 250ish.
John
not all LS1s have aluminum driveshafts....my 98 Z28 used to have 2.73s and was built with (still has too
) a steel driveshaft.only 2.73 Z28s and 2.73 Formulas got steel...
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