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Originally Posted by Dustin
PST Carbon Driveshaft - 13.9 lbs - $1100
DSS Carbon Driveshaft - 12.2 lbs $1000
DSS Aluminum Driveshaft - 13.2 lbs - $438
Axle Exchange Aluminum Driveshaft - 12.? lbs - $425
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Oh man, I didn't know the Axle Exchange one was that light. I'll have to look into that one.
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Originally Posted by Frostyman
Honestly, the aluminum shaft will be better for most people, as it has a lower max torque application than the 1200hp rated carbon fiber ones.
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The carbon fiber ones are rated for that much!? Last I saw, their limit was still unkown to the community. I can't remember specifically which one the thread I was reading was talking about, but holy shit, 1200hp?! Strange they rate it in horsepower and not torque, though.
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Originally Posted by neurokinetik
Shorai is actually only $260. At least, that's what I paid from Amazon. Also does not absolutely require a special charger, either, according to the manual that comes with the battery. But if you do want to use the Shorai charger, it is a little over $75.
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Oh man! I was just going off Shorai's website. Didn't realize the savings elsewhere. And are you implying the Super B one will or might need a special charger?
Maybe @
JRitt can give some insight on living with a Super B battery.