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96GTPRT 06-14-2002 12:06 AM

Aluminum Driveshaft
 
Im looking at the Motorsport Aluminum Driveshaft for my car, but I want to know if its really worth it? If so does anyone know the part number for the driveshaft for a 96 GT with an auto? And is there anything special I'll need for installation? I know I can do it because I've done it in a '71 F-100, but I just can't remember all of it. Any help or suggestions would be great. Thanks.

P.S. This really is a nice message board! Everyone is such great help and I hope it stays the way it is.

Hammer 06-14-2002 01:30 AM

Hmm, I don't have my motorsport catalogue with me, so if you're interested, I would see if Dallas Mustang can hook you up. (the Dallas Mustang part number should be 8113)

I don't think you'll need anything special to install it, as far as bang for the buck... it doesn't give you anything power-wise (at least I didn't notice anything), but with it's somewhat low cost, its a good idea if you're doing any tranny work and going to be down there anyway... ;)

06-17-2002 11:58 AM

its good for the price !~!
 
I have one installed on my 97 std. Like hammer said it did not add horses more say , you can feel that you lost a couple pounds , but I think if your willing to pay for it in the long run its a good buy. I put mine on just to get it out the way , one less mod means 30 more to go , lol !!!!

Oh and install on mine was really really easy , not sure since mine is a std and yours in auto if there is any diff. I had mine installed in 15 to 30 mins taking my time and making sure everything was right.

Bottom line , if you have the cash and do not mined spending it on a no horse power gain part , then go get !! Remember by dropping weight on your stang is just like adding horse , the lighter the faster !


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