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Old 05-10-2013, 10:27 PM   #85
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Originally Posted by NomoreNA View Post
I thought about that, but I feel like they would have just went with a traditional aluminum driveshaft if their only intention was making a complete kit. I don't think they would intentionally drive the cost of the kit up with a CF driveshaft knowing the transmission will be the weak link, unless they had plans to solve the issue.
Well you have to look at the demographic of the people that will be purchasing the kit. You are doing a rear end swap on a 86, you may want that cf driveshaft too. Im sure they will have a transmission solution soon enough. Seems to be pretty hefty thus far.
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