Rolling mass ?'s
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1# of rotating weight is equal to 6# of stagnent weight.
SO if the aluminum driveshaft is 3# lighter than the Steel driveshaft in '99-00 models, that is effectively equal to 18# of weight.
(this is only an example, I'm not sure the weight of the aluminum driveshaft compared to the steel driveshaft weight.)
SO if the aluminum driveshaft is 3# lighter than the Steel driveshaft in '99-00 models, that is effectively equal to 18# of weight.
(this is only an example, I'm not sure the weight of the aluminum driveshaft compared to the steel driveshaft weight.)
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Originally Posted by l-menace
1# of rotating weight is equal to 6# of stagnent weight.
SO if the aluminum driveshaft is 3# lighter than the Steel driveshaft in '99-00 models, that is effectively equal to 18# of weight.
(this is only an example, I'm not sure the weight of the aluminum driveshaft compared to the steel driveshaft weight.)
SO if the aluminum driveshaft is 3# lighter than the Steel driveshaft in '99-00 models, that is effectively equal to 18# of weight.
(this is only an example, I'm not sure the weight of the aluminum driveshaft compared to the steel driveshaft weight.)