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I've read/heard that 1 solid and 1 poly are the way to go...?
I'm going poly, it would seem a little forgiveness might be good, but even if you go rubber at least their new, what cha got an 08? their ten years old.
I went with ZR1 parts. But that calls for a custom driveshaft. When it comes to drivetrain I go with what Jeremy at RPM suggests.
can't go wrong there, I won't have the RWHP that you will but I have a ZO6 drive shaft, poly couplers and SKF bearings, when I pull every thing for the new LS7 clutch. your taking a short vacation up here when I decide to do it...... right?
can't go wrong there, I won't have the RWHP that you will but I have a ZO6 drive shaft, poly couplers and SKF bearings, when I pull every thing for the new LS7 clutch. your taking a short vacation up here when I decide to do it...... right?
LOL. Judging from your posts I would rather vacation alone in the artic.
I was considering doing the same but was warned that the poly longevity was actually worse than OEM.
I has originally thought of upgrading to a ZR1 prop shaft and thicker couplers, but that requires a different torque tube for my (2006).
My only other option is a DSS couplerless driveshaft. I had hoped that a solid rear with an OEM front would be sufficiently strong to handle my 600 RWHP during drag race launches, while also eliminating the issues of NVH that some have reported when using solid or poly couplers.