driveshaft
11-07-2006, 11:20 AM
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Originally Posted by Phate
Nope. Not always. Typically the u-joint is too large to fit in the rear housing. Sometimes works tho lol.
11-07-2006, 05:28 PM
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Originally Posted by 94camaro
is it really worth it to lose the weight?
I don't know for sure what driveshaft the other V6 Camaro's have to be quite honest.
less weight spinning
11-07-2006, 05:44 PM
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Worse case is you take it to a driveshaft place and have them put a different yoke on the end of it, but like Chad said it should be a drop in replacement..of course you might get lucky and have problems too..
11-07-2006, 08:38 PM
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It'll fit but if your outta luck you might end up having to replace the ujoints like i did. $20 installed. not too bad. Make sure its out of an 4L60E LS1, if you have an auto.
Also make sure its balanced with good yoke and ujoints.
Dont pay too much either.. $120+ is too much. got mine for $80 but then paid 20 for new joints so yeah. Didnt feel much of a difference, maybe its just me. Probably does hit the mph's faster, it insanely lighter tho than the stock one.
Also make sure its balanced with good yoke and ujoints.
Dont pay too much either.. $120+ is too much. got mine for $80 but then paid 20 for new joints so yeah. Didnt feel much of a difference, maybe its just me. Probably does hit the mph's faster, it insanely lighter tho than the stock one.
11-07-2006, 10:20 PM
#15
Originally Posted by GUGdaTHUG3
Didnt feel much of a difference, maybe its just me. Probably does hit the mph's faster, it insanely lighter tho than the stock one.