Those with a Dennys Driveshaft

[Roc87]

Did you fill out that form that they have on their website, or did you just call them and tell them you wanted a driveshaft that was 51 3/8 from center of U-joint to Center of U-joint, a 200-4R yoke, and a 8.5" rear end? That form makes sense if you are completely custom building a street rod or race car, but for something as simple as a GN driveshaft, it seems a little overkill....

I just dropped the tranny out tonight, and probably won't install the new one until next weekend, but would like to order the new driveshaft on Monday.
If any of you did fill out the form, mind if I use a copy:redface:

 

[Turbo1dr]

I had to go through the same thing when I ordered my carbon fiber shaft. I had to get every little measurement possible before they would make it.

 

[Roc87]

[drool] mmmmm, carbon fiber [/drool]

 

[whitehot1]

When i ordered my driveshaft for the th-400 i converted to from them i used the instructions for measuing it on their website and called them and gave the measurements.

It's been a few years but the guy i talked to owned a GN at that time.


John :smile:

 

[chasmat2316]

I just caled them, they had the info on file, I measured anyway & was right on!

 

[gnxtc2]

I used the form to order my Pro Mod driveshaft :biggrin: . I have a Moser 12 bolt with a TH400. Make sure you get the billet trans and pinion yokes.

You'll be happy with the piece. The guy told me that if I break it which he doughted, to send it back to them to see why it broke.

Billy T.
gnxtc2@aol.com

 

[Roc87]

Thanks guys, hopefully they will have something on file. Billet yokes are definetly on the list.

 

[NM Tom]

Hey Eric, I ordered my 3.5" driveshaft from Dynotech and they had the dimensions on file. Fit perfect. It was about 8 pounds lighter than the stocker too!

 

[Roc87]

Hey there Tom!

I'll check into the Dynotech ds, thanks!