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I've been online looking into ordering an aluminum drive shaft for my Chevy II Stocker. Any of you guys have any imput on this? Is there a noticable difference vs a regular shaft? Dynotech makes a nice looking piece for arround $400.00, but I wondered if it might be worth the coin.
Thanks! Danny Waters, Jr
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Not legal unless car came with one from the factory.
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I just read that elsewhere. Shoulda done a little more homework I suppose.
Thanks for the reply!
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There legal in IHRA,not NHRA..I think you can do a little better than $400.00.Your dad has my number if i have a length we will check into getting you one..
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Thanks!
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