Subject	A couple of reasons actually:
Posted by	MixManMash on September 10, 2016 at 5:17 PM
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In Reply To	why CF? Seems like overkill for negligible, if not..... posted by LJZTT on September 10, 2016 at 02:53 PM
Message	1. CF offers less vibration than aluminum or steel. 2. Many 1/4 mile drag strips require a driveshaft loop if you are below a certain time. That isn't feasible on a Z32. A CF driveshaft negates that requirement.
Follow Ups	Carbon Fiber Driveshaft recommendations? - MixManMash 09:25:57 09/10/16 Ive had an ACPT since the mid 90's. Love it. - Boosted1 10:44:34 09/10/16 I have an empire unit... I put down 850 rwhp. - Zbullet 11:57:09 09/10/16 why CF? Seems like overkill for negligible, if not..... - LJZTT 14:53:35 09/10/16 A couple of reasons actually: - MixManMash 17:17:50 09/10/16 This wouldn't work? - ThisIsSparTTa 09:51:33 09/11/16 Thanks. I never knew that existed. But looks like that's - MixManMash 10:02:44 09/11/16 Spoken like a non-balla. (n/m) - spicyZ 20:53:12 09/11/16 my DS is 100% illegal african ivory...wutchu kno bout dat? (n/m) - LJZTT 19:00:12 09/12/16 Balla status re-confirmed. (n/m) - spicyZ 08:38:44 09/13/16 won't someone think of the elephants!!! sob (n/m) - vorpalZ 12:11:19 09/13/16 LOL. (n/m) - Dave N 12:20:41 09/13/16 I have a PST Carbon Fiber on the green 95, several years ago - Bernie (NoVA) 16:11:03 09/10/16 Doesn't seem like PST offers it any more. IIRC, SZ used to - MixManMash 17:19:57 09/10/16 clearly you were putting too much power through it - aliaZ 18:31:28 09/10/16 Re: clearly you were putting too much power through it - BLACKBEAST 02:57:55 09/11/16 I also have an ACPT driveshaft. - Z2TURBO90 09:48:27 09/11/16 I have inland empire cf one piece and it has been - zfreak(Dallas) 10:53:19 09/13/16
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