Carbon driveshaft connection
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What?
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jhc (06-04-2020)
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Can't see anything so special in assembling, that's all what I basically need to do.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mkb6...ature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mkb6...ature=youtu.be
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I appreciate a good DIY'er BUT..... I watched a Fasterprom or Cletus video where they went to a shop who makes CF drive shafts. They use special glue, heat, and a press to ensure everthing stays secure. Not sure it is something i would do in my garage and then drive long term.
Can't see anything so special in assembling, that's all what I basically need to do.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mkb6...ature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mkb6...ature=youtu.be
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I appreciate a good DIY'er BUT..... I watched a Fasterprom or Cletus video where they went to a shop who makes CF drive shafts. They use special glue, heat, and a press to ensure everthing stays secure. Not sure it is something i would do in my garage and then drive long term.
Also, I will use an epoxy too here:
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Call me a skeptic, but there's too many variables here. But it's your car, and if you want to blow out the driveshaft, it's your business. Although why you need to shorten the driveshaft so much is still a mystery?
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calvin.w (06-05-2020)
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Honestly, didn't want to post anything yet before I'll have at least adapter plate ready, but since you asked and being nice, I'll let you know. Putting BMW M3/M4 F80/F82 7 speed dual clutch transmission to my 350z. And you will love it, will keep clutch pedal too!
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I appreciate your concern, but still didn't get any valid argument against, so I'll definitely do it.
Honestly, didn't want to post anything yet before I'll have at least adapter plate ready, but since you asked and being nice, I'll let you know. Putting BMW M3/M4 F80/F82 7 speed dual clutch transmission to my 350z. And you will love it, will keep clutch pedal too!
Honestly, didn't want to post anything yet before I'll have at least adapter plate ready, but since you asked and being nice, I'll let you know. Putting BMW M3/M4 F80/F82 7 speed dual clutch transmission to my 350z. And you will love it, will keep clutch pedal too!
Always thought a Z with a DSG would be fun.
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