Aluminum Driveshaft ?

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  1. KobraKomander New Member

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    I have a 98 cobra with Sportline springs. I got a great deal on an FRP aluminum driveshaft. Am I going to have rubbing problems? Also do I need to get new bolts? Thanks for your help.


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    KobraKomander, Mar 24, 2004
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  2. Morpheusgpr Founding Member

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    I would like to know which shaft works on the 2001 cobras and if it hurts anything as I heard some were too long. I would like to add this to my to do list soon if someone sells a proper size. I am running steeda springs as well.
    Morpheusgpr, Mar 25, 2004
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  3. sinisterblack98 Sometimes I just lay on my garage floor and look u

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    No rubbing and no bolts, unless the mileage is higher and you plan on doing some launching on stickies.
    sinisterblack98, Mar 25, 2004
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    I know Im a noob

    just sold my 3kgt Vr4 that ran 15lbs on 13g's and lots more and bought a cobra what do you guys mean when you say you had your silencer removed?
    Tunnel2vision, Mar 30, 2004
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  5. sinisterblack98 Sometimes I just lay on my garage floor and look u

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    The large rubber intake boot removed from the air filter housing. Don't know if it really does anything for power (may lose), but the air sucking sound is COOL!
    sinisterblack98, Mar 30, 2004
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