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May 15th, 2006, 06:26 PM
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Driveshaft material
Chromemoly or seamless steel tubing? Chromemoly is the strongest material aside from carbon fiber, but weights in at 1 pound more than seamless tubing. I want to stay with 3" for clearance reasons, so composites are out of the running. Eveything will be built from 1350 series components, so my HP needs should be covered. Which one would you buy? Brian
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'86 GN w/ a RPE bullet. Just about everything else from Cotton's Performance. 10.33 @ 136.55 on first outing with boost issues. 16,000 mi. original owner.     
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