Anybody know of a place around nova that makes driveshafts? I'm getting close to being done with my pile and these are kinda last on the list.
Eric
Eric
Driveshafts
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Iron pig has a guy that does good but not always fast.
I understand that IPOR uses Driveline Specialties. Had them do mine because Mtn Run wasn't answering the phone due to owner illness. I agree with Bob's assessment of Driveline Specialists. Next time I will look towards Baltimore for options.
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Thanks Bob. Gonna give them a call tomorrow.
I've heard of the guy in fredburg. I'll check him out also.
Jimmy will treat you right. He can do thicker wall tubing if you like.
Blue77FJ40
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Unaware of Mountain Run at the time, I had Driveline Specialties do my front driveshaft. They were unable or unwilling to use thick wall tubing. It was thicker than stock, but not by much. Creased the first time out.
I remember that well. Nice little candycane souvenir.
guess you no longer want the ones you said you were sending me payment for??
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No. They will not work
Got a one piece from Tom Wood for a Tacoma. Brand new it was out of balance at 80. They were more than willing to work on it but cost the same to ship it as to take it to Driveline Specialties out of Lorton. Those guys said the shaft was out of balance and not clocked off by two teeth. Now its back in the truck and I get a different vibration at 70 but I know my pinion angle is off by ~3degrees. One thing to work a project but to run into issues repeatedly gets old. Let us know where you end up going and how it turns out.