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Andrew @ 240sxMotoring
03-10-2008, 11:55 AM
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PRESENS

LIGHTWEIGHT ALUMINUM 1-PIECE DRIVESHAFT SALE


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This is our single shaft conversion for the 240sx platform, this is a complete 6061-T6 aluminum shaft that is about 1/2 the weight of the factory 2 piece. the shaft has larger,replaceable and greaseable u-joints and can handle about 650WHP. so if your looking for that extra snap to DRIFTING or just want a stronger smoother shaft for your car, this is just what the doctor prescribed!

Steel Driveshafts also available. PM for info.


How much?
SALE OVER
PM OR EMAIL ME FOR BEST PRICES!
My contact info for questions or to place an order:

AIM: CIPAndrewJ
Email: [email protected]
Tel: 203-783-1422

Sale runs till March 31st, 2008!

hotlavaflow
03-10-2008, 12:38 PM
I've heard that the steel gives you better responce for drifting is that true? And how much for steel?

By the way sweeeeeet price on the aluminum.

Sonic Motor
03-10-2008, 12:40 PM
I've heard that the steel gives you better responce for drifting is that true?

probably can not feel the difference. I have one. It doesnt feel any different from other cars. Probably makes a difference on paper/dyno

Dream240
03-10-2008, 12:54 PM
Hey what kind of warranty do you offer? Also what happens if I get the shaft and it doesn't fit? Will you remedy the problem free of charge, if the errors on your side?

I'm VERY interested!!

Thanks.

heiyuu
03-10-2008, 01:05 PM
*edit* Ugh free bump!

Andrew @ 240sxMotoring
03-10-2008, 01:29 PM
I've heard that the steel gives you better responce for drifting is that true? And how much for steel?

By the way sweeeeeet price on the aluminum.

Thanks! The aluminum will perform better since it's still lighter then the steel one.


Hey what kind of warranty do you offer? Also what happens if I get the shaft and it doesn't fit? Will you remedy the problem free of charge, if the errors on your side?

I'm VERY interested!!

Thanks.

If the error's on our end, OF COURSE we'll make it right. Just be forewarned, I don't plan on making any mistakes. :p

gunluvS14
03-10-2008, 01:41 PM
any resonate issue?

coolcatracing
03-10-2008, 03:30 PM
I want a stronger, smoother shaft. lol Not a bad price, which setup does it fit or do you have various ones for ABS and non ABS cars. I have an ABS S14 and was about to order the DSS shaft.

Andrew @ 240sxMotoring
03-10-2008, 03:59 PM
We've had minimal sound issues with these driveshafts.

And yes, we have them available for S13 and S14 both with and without ABS!

TravisSW
03-10-2008, 04:39 PM
Omg I want, but you do this as I'm ordering my coilovers!
>.<

nevaland9
03-10-2008, 06:20 PM
I loved mine, it made a cool clunking sound while turning with the welded diff.

turbocoffin
03-10-2008, 06:24 PM
Are they in stock now or do you have to make them first; (s14 w/abs)? how long would I have to wait to receive mine if I order it shipped out to california (91362)

good price for an aluminum DS

justaKAiswear
03-10-2008, 08:28 PM
I loved mine, it made a cool clunking sound while turning with the welded diff.

lol that is the first time Ive seen those words in that combination


BUMP for a really great deal! you guys dont make em for LSx S14's yet do you? :x:

1985zcar
03-10-2008, 09:08 PM
lol are you sure turning with a welded diff wasn't the cause of your noise? My friend's S13 makes all kinds of funny noises when he turns with his welded diff :P

whereda40at
03-11-2008, 04:24 AM
i am on this like white on rice. i get paid on friday. you will hear from me on monday.

sxylaxplyr8
03-11-2008, 11:47 PM
thats completely sarcastic sorry I have to say it but you can't really hear my voice or see the look on my face so its necessary...welded diffs make funny noises but thats the least of your worries...get real crazy with that thing for a long period of time...you'll probably end up with a broken welded diff...if you're lucky...if not you'll have a broken welded diff and axles...seriously put off the new driveshaft and buy a legit lsd..

R33GTS-T
03-12-2008, 11:41 AM
out of curiosity...i'm running a 1 piece driveshaft (driveshaft shop) in my s13 for my rb25, how much lighter is the aluminum??

sillyvia13
03-12-2008, 11:49 AM
out of curiosity...i'm running a 1 piece driveshaft (driveshaft shop) in my s13 for my rb25, how much lighter is the aluminum??

I had the alum. in one hand and a stock s13 in other and I COULD NOT BELIEVE IT!!!!

I was walking all sidewayz...

if you look on the driveshaft site you see... exactly...
I have heard many things about steel vs alum...but to take another 5 lbs from drivetrain...I DO ANYTHING!!!!!!!!!
ALUM FTW
240sxmotoring FTW!

rps13sh
03-14-2008, 07:48 AM
i got one and its bad ass. its like having a lightened flywheel.

Andrew @ 240sxMotoring
03-14-2008, 02:23 PM
Are they in stock now or do you have to make them first; (s14 w/abs)? how long would I have to wait to receive mine if I order it shipped out to california (91362)

good price for an aluminum DS

Should take about 3-5 days to get to your doorstep, maybe quicker!



lol that is the first time Ive seen those words in that combination


BUMP for a really great deal! you guys dont make em for LSx S14's yet do you? :x:

If you're willing to take the measurements, I can get 'em made. ;)

out of curiosity...i'm running a 1 piece driveshaft (driveshaft shop) in my s13 for my rb25, how much lighter is the aluminum??

I don't remember exactly, but it is quite a few pounds lighter and since it is a moving part each pound saved counts for so much more!

jdms13.4
03-24-2008, 11:48 PM
great price:eek3:

let5l1de
03-25-2008, 03:16 PM
Thanks! The aluminum will perform better since it's still lighter then the steel one.


It will perform better than steel because of weight savings and give you as much as 10hp to the wheel with a stock KA.
Depending on wall thickness, length and aluminum material used, it is not impossible to distort aluminum up 20° under extremely high HP/Traction conditions. (lets keep it real and say stock or mild performance s13/s14 will never break one unless there was another mechanical failure involved) Steel units may distort as much as 4° under these same conditions, leading to (ever so slight) quicker response and transfer of power to the pavement at the cost of a very small amount of potential power to the ground.


If the error's on our end, OF COURSE we'll make it right. Just be forewarned, I don't plan on making any mistakes. :p

lol! i hope not!


bottom line:

You have the opportunity to get a weight saving, aluminum drive shaft that can handle extra power and free up HP to the ground all while paying quite a bit less than other stores in the market.

its a good deal!

pm sent