Aftermarket Drive Shaft ?
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The "Search" forum returns no aftermarket driveshafts . The only thing I've found( on my own) is to have a custom one made at the Driveshaft Shop. For those of you who will ever need to replace the u joint, Nissan requires you to buy a whole new driveshaft assembly.(aprox $600.00)
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Yes! There are also some limitations on what the OEM will withstand with regards to RWHP coming off the line.
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There is a phone number on the drive shaft as well
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There is a phone number on the drive shaft as well
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I was already aware of the driveshaft that Philthy had made for his G35. I had already called that # you mentioned and found out that the driveshaft he had made still had the stock ends which means I wouldn't be able to change u-joints down the line. They were very receptive though in coming up with something that would work for me.
The reason I started this thread was I wanted to make sure someone wasn't already producing a good quality driveshaft for the 350z .
The reason I started this thread was I wanted to make sure someone wasn't already producing a good quality driveshaft for the 350z .
I don't know if this applies to the 350Z but for my S13 I found a local shop that was more then willing to make me a driveshaft using the ends that I had. So if you can find a shop local you might be set. I live in a smaller town as well. Price was very good compared to driveshaft shop. Check with the local Speed Shops and get some recommendations.
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