Driveshaft Specialist Inc
That's who did my driveshaft. I had them do an entire aluminum driveshaft for me. Just measured from yoke to yoke and they did the rest. It was one of the more expensive parts of my swap, but I didn't want to ghetto rig something togethor mating stock driveshafts. They will also sell you the yoke seperately. I don't know if the yoke is used for other nissan apps or something, but it runs VERY close to the shifter, as if it wasn't taken into account when made... mine barely clears. Mckinney also sells yokes but Driveshaft specialists prices were like a third of Mckinneys...
As far as events up toward the carolinas, I've just started doing SCCA events so I really haven't ventured far from where I am (Tallahassee, FL)... my first event was in S. Ga and I'm headed to AL this Sunday, then Jacksonville soon here too. Spent all this time building the car, now it's time to enjoy it
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Glad to see you're coming along with the wiring, it looks like you are putting alot more time (rightfully so) than I did initially... I recently pulled mine apart and eliminated everything I didn't need and also eliminated the front crossover... looks much nicer...
Before...
After...
Wires from engine harness I removed...
Wires from engine bay/harness I removed...
I reused the stock fuse/relay box for all of my wiring, it is directly behind the center dash, where the heater core use to be...
You can see the 350z pedal in the background... when you buy yours, just make sure you get the pigtail so you can splice it into the engine harness. The pedal literally bolts in place of the old 240sx pedal, just had to bend it up a tad.