qc one piece aluminum drive shaft

[SRT2SLOW]

what would be the benefit in doing this??? has anyone done it before????

 

[VENOMOUS1 RACING]

what would be the benefit in doing this??? has anyone done it before????

I may be able to answer that before long as I am going 6 speed. I may just have to go to a 1 piece? I have no real issues with the 2 piece after many successful launches at the track and being lowered with no shimmy, vibration or anything! Common sense and physics likes the single piece shaft much better as there is no carrier bearing to fail.:burnout:

 

[SANTEEN]

If I'm not mistaken, Dodge went with a 1 piece driveshaft in the '07 or '08 QC's. So, they fit our trucks.

 

[Yellow venom]

My 06 2500 cummins QC has a one piece drive shaft!

 

[SRT2SLOW]

If I'm not mistaken, Dodge went with a 1 piece driveshaft in the '07 or '08 QC's. So, they fit our trucks.

are you sure??

 

[SANTEEN]

are you sure??

I meant to say, they MAY fit our trucks. Sorry.

 

[Dom426]

i break alu

 

[lilred7879]

what would be the benefit in doing this??? has anyone done it before????

Not sure if there is any real "benefit", but when my carrier bearing failed I just did not want to worry about it again so I had a local driveline shop make me a one piece shaft. Works fine.

 

[FATJACK]

Not sure if there is any real "benefit", but when my carrier bearing failed I just did not want to worry about it again so I had a local driveline shop make me a one piece shaft. Works fine.

Bingo!!...there is the answer.:rock:

 

[VIPR PWR]

Cyalata are you still doing the one peice for your truck ????Any updates??

 

[Brat]

i break alu

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[BlackKnight]

How much did it run ya and what material did they use? I'd be interested since I can't seem to get rid of the slight vibration at takeoff since lowering it.

Not sure if there is any real "benefit", but when my carrier bearing failed I just did not want to worry about it again so I had a local driveline shop make me a one piece shaft. Works fine.

 

[Slitherbeast]

i break alu

Your special!!! :bird: :bird:

 

[SRT2SLOW]

How much did it run ya and what material did they use? I'd be interested since I can't seem to get rid of the slight vibration at takeoff since lowering it.

im in the same boat brother....it was doing it before i lowered it and is getting worst now.. ...i thought a one piece light weight unit would be better to reduce parasitic drag.....

 

[Brat]

Your special!!! :bird: :bird:

Yes he is.

 

[lilred7879]

How much did it run ya and what material did they use? I'd be interested since I can't seem to get rid of the slight vibration at takeoff since lowering it.

I will look for the invoice but I am thinking it was around 600.00 and the it is a 5-6" aluminum shaft.

 

[tico915007]

I will look for the invoice but I am thinking it was around 600.00 and the it is a 5-6" aluminum shaft.

Very interested in this as well will you be able to give me the shop that did it?

 

[lilred7879]

Cost for my one piece shaft was 684.09 - it was done by a local medium/large truck powertrain company not a "high performance" shop - www.floridapowertrain.com

 

[1fast10]

I wonder has any ne tried the stock one piece from the 07's???

 

[Troy's QC SRT]

I wonder has any ne tried the stock one piece from the 07's???

interesting.....but the 07 has a solid one piece d/s and i think the rear piece is totally different from our and might not work at all....