Advantages of Carbon Fiber Driveshafts

[@lowpulse8729]

I’m going to your website, hopefully they can be made for Volvo vehicles

[@TheGrimFoot]

Do you make telescoping driveshafts for offroad vehicles? My jeeps shafts are all steel and very heavy.

[@Crateinsider]

Hi! You would have to reach out to a driveshaft manufacturer, we are a dealer that supplies driveshafts for dirt racing applications.

[@richarddonegan4666]

Complete garbage I'm seeing all kinds of videos of those things snapping 😮.. Really?

[@TheGrimFoot]

The carbon fiber degrades significantly after about 5 years. it gets weaker and loses strength after each use. Steel is ideal for service life. A t6 aircraft aluminum would be the best for weight, strength, and service life. But who's dropping 4k on a driveshaft?

[@Crateinsider]

Driveshafts snapping in the racing conditions our market puts them in is common, this is a safer alternative to the steel driveshafts. Since it shreds, there are a lot less broken legs.

[@richarddonegan4666]

@@Crateinsider I had an aluminum one put in my S197 really noticed the performance....

[@Mr-ow3mk]

Putting this in my 97 camaro as lt1 6.2 swapped I'll be good all you ppl complaining n biching bout your 1200-2000hp cars breaking them go and get you a custom one made for your application you obviously got the money for it