NEW Performance Drive Shafts!

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Got my Arizona Drive shaft! Haven't installed it yet.
 

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Kirk, did you ever get the speed ratings of the driveshafts? And is there a significant difference in the strength of the steel driveshaft vs. the aluminum driveshaft?
 
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Kirk, did you ever get the speed ratings of the driveshafts? And is there a significant difference in the strength of the steel driveshaft vs. the aluminum driveshaft?


I'll check on this tomorrow. Sorry for the delay.
 
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Okay I have some specs here.

The Aluminum Shaft is 2X stronger than the stock shaft in relation to torsion. Abuse wise, you're looking 3-4 times stronger. The speed rating on the aluminum shaft is up to 5600 RPM before you start feeling the vibration.

The Steel Shaft is 3-4 times stronger than stock in relation to torsion. The abuse strength is 4-5 times stronger than stock. The speed rating on the steel shaft is 5000 RPM.

If you have a SCAB and you want the stronger of the two, Steel is the best choice. Unfortunately, they couldn't make a steel shaft for the SCREW. With the torsion rating, your truck would only be able to top out approx 70 mph with steel shaft.
 
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