Steeda aluminum driveshaft.
1/5/08, 06:00 PM
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Steeda aluminum driveshaft.
Does anyone have one or know of one being used? I was just wondering if they worked well, I see most people using the spydershaft one, is that due to price, or better performance compared to the Steeda?
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Thanks.
1/5/08, 06:11 PM
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All aluminum driveshaft are pretty much the same. You can't go wrong with any of the DS vendors. I think most people choose non-steeda because of price.
I've got a Shaftmasters DS that I'm very pleased with.
I've got a Shaftmasters DS that I'm very pleased with.
1/5/08, 06:12 PM
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I purchased the spydershaft because of the price, but I promise you the quality is second to none. Same goes for the service.
1/5/08, 07:23 PM
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Hmm...Interesting. It's been a while since I checked the Steeda site. I see what your talking about now. So then why does Steeda add $200 if it's the same one Sypder sells?
1/5/08, 07:42 PM
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Don't forget they have to pay for all that advertising too. Remember when they had delete plates for $300 and then FRPP came out with some for $100?
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[quote=hawgman;1080902]I purchased the spydershaft because of the price, but I promise you the quality is second to none. Same goes for the service.[/quote
To understand your statement better I was wondering if you have personally tested and examined each and everyone of the aftermarket aluminum shafts offered.
Robert
To understand your statement better I was wondering if you have personally tested and examined each and everyone of the aftermarket aluminum shafts offered.
Robert
1/6/08, 09:05 AM
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I've a Spydershaft on my 07 Mustang GT Saleen SC'ed Cal. Spec. and if You sale Tom281 one of yours we can compare. As Tom and me get together several times a year to examine each others car.
I've a Spydershaft on my 07 Mustang GT Saleen SC'ed Cal. Spec. and if You sale Tom281 one of yours we can compare. As Tom and me get together several times a year to examine each others car.
1/6/08, 10:24 AM
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Uh, not sure I feel quite comfortable with that.
Not sure I want to know where this is heading.
1/6/08, 06:15 PM
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[quote=shaftmasters;1081284]
it's his opinion.... and this thread was about STEEDA's driveshafts anyway which by the way I think are very nice.
I purchased the spydershaft because of the price, but I promise you the quality is second to none. Same goes for the service.[/quote
To understand your statement better I was wondering if you have personally tested and examined each and everyone of the aftermarket aluminum shafts offered.
Robert
To understand your statement better I was wondering if you have personally tested and examined each and everyone of the aftermarket aluminum shafts offered.
Robert
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