What effect does swapping in an aluminum driveshaft have on the performance of a Mustang? I assume its lighter, would that mean better acceleration, gas milage, ect.?
Ernad said:It's lighter, stronger, and better balanced.
98blueoval said:but i have wrenched on other cars with lightened flywheels and they never did.
tomustang said:all you have to do is switch the yokes out, your auto to the new manual.
worked v6 said:It's lighter, stronger, better balanced, quieter, smaller diameter and it'll give you a few exra wheel HP, somewhere around 3 - 6 off a stock set-up. It's a good idea but i'd only stick with it if you have or are planning to have some serious engine modds such as Nitrous, forged internals, cam, blower, etc. etc. etc. stuff of the sort, but if you really want to get it i'd also say go for it but it won't show a significant difference in performance as it would if you have some money under your hood. It's still a modd and every bit helps