LS1 aluminum driveshaft 4 sale
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LS1 aluminum driveshaft 4 sale
I have an LS1 aluminum D.S. for sale....just sold my car and put the stock steel one back one. Excellent mod for LT1 cars, made a big difference. $200.00 US and pick up only in Windsor.
e-mail me if interested
dlepine1@sympatico.ca
e-mail me if interested
dlepine1@sympatico.ca
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Originally posted by robvas
If someone is selling something you really shouldn't criticize the product or the price. Even when it seems outrageous
You shouldn't post in the thread either, if you have no intentions of buying.
If someone is selling something you really shouldn't criticize the product or the price. Even when it seems outrageous
You shouldn't post in the thread either, if you have no intentions of buying.
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Re: Re: LS1 aluminum driveshaft 4 sale
Originally posted by ArcticYT95TA
200?
That is a ripoff, no offense, but it is. I bought my slightly used LS1 driveshaft, 9 miles on the car, from the junkyard, for 100 US. Good luck if you can sell it for that price, and I feel sorry for whomever bends over and takes that price. 
200?
That is a ripoff, no offense, but it is. I bought my slightly used LS1 driveshaft, 9 miles on the car, from the junkyard, for 100 US. Good luck if you can sell it for that price, and I feel sorry for whomever bends over and takes that price.
But was it Aluminum?
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Ahhhhh, You know the ol' HInkster...
...has gotta get involved in a controversy!!!
Actually, the truth be known, when the aluminum DS's first came out you DID have to pay $200.00+ for them. Now days they are so plentiful, $100.00 seem to be the most common rate.
For drag-a-racing I'll stay with steel. More weight yet less chance to twist one plus the aluminum absorbs a little of the rotation upon launch. Hence making the car react slower.
Good Luck with your sale.
HInk
Actually, the truth be known, when the aluminum DS's first came out you DID have to pay $200.00+ for them. Now days they are so plentiful, $100.00 seem to be the most common rate.
For drag-a-racing I'll stay with steel. More weight yet less chance to twist one plus the aluminum absorbs a little of the rotation upon launch. Hence making the car react slower.
Good Luck with your sale.
HInk
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Ok, now you guys are just being harsh. No need to be mean, you made your point, leave it alone. P.T. Barnum said "there is a sucker born every minute" Maybe he will get lucky and sell it. Be funny watching you guys eat crow. 
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Originally posted by ArcticYT95TA
I have had turkey, pheasent, cornish hens, but not crows. Do they taste like chicken?
I am not trying to be mean, read my original post. I just thought I would add my 2 cents about the price.
I have had turkey, pheasent, cornish hens, but not crows. Do they taste like chicken?
I am not trying to be mean, read my original post. I just thought I would add my 2 cents about the price.
had he not been imature about private messaging him would have been fine with a simple " [no responce] "
he was just asking for it
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