Broke her at the strip.........
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http://a1driveshaft.com/driveshaftFrameSet1.html
A local shop Matt you can get there maybe they will have it in stock.
most of the time the new drive shaft comes with the universal joints .
wont ford replace your drive shaft due to failure of u joints if bent or damage ????
A local shop Matt you can get there maybe they will have it in stock.
most of the time the new drive shaft comes with the universal joints .
wont ford replace your drive shaft due to failure of u joints if bent or damage ????
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Originally Posted by Bootleg837
http://a1driveshaft.com/driveshaftFrameSet1.html
A local shop Matt you can get there maybe they will have it in stock.
most of the time the new drive shaft comes with the universal joints .
wont ford replace your drive shaft due to failure of u joints if bent or damage ????
A local shop Matt you can get there maybe they will have it in stock.
most of the time the new drive shaft comes with the universal joints .
wont ford replace your drive shaft due to failure of u joints if bent or damage ????
I took it to the dealer thay said it was covered until they opend the hood and ford wants $500 for the shaft I'm gonna call roush on monday. I'm sure I'll end up getting a better shaft and U-Joints
Last edited by FX4 Matt; 04-15-2007 at 11:59 AM.
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2 Questions...
1.) How do traction bars help you to keep from breaking your driveshaft?
2.) Who has the best prices on traction bars?
Reason is, when I get my new 07 truck in, I will be putting a whipple or Roush blower on it and dont want to hve to worry about breaking the drive shaft! It will be around 400rwhp.
1.) How do traction bars help you to keep from breaking your driveshaft?
2.) Who has the best prices on traction bars?
Reason is, when I get my new 07 truck in, I will be putting a whipple or Roush blower on it and dont want to hve to worry about breaking the drive shaft! It will be around 400rwhp.
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Originally Posted by khendrix2374
Wow.. can't believe roush is covering that.
Traction bars will help keep the pinion angle straight. If the pinion angle get rotated up too much, 400+ ft lbs of torque is more than enough to snap the things that aren't lined up.
Traction bars will help keep the pinion angle straight. If the pinion angle get rotated up too much, 400+ ft lbs of torque is more than enough to snap the things that aren't lined up.
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Originally Posted by FX4 Matt
They should cover it I only have 34K on my truck thats why I got the Roush kit the warranty is nice.
Makes you wonder how much profit they're making on these things on the front end to be able to do that.
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