Toy driveline need lengthened

skinny_pedal · Jul 27, 2014

Who here in the Southend can add 4" to a first gen toy shaft? Need done ASAP

dfowlkes · Jul 27, 2014

capital driveshaft in oly can do it. or get ya some 2.5" sch 40 and do it youself and never worry about breaking it

CHOP SHOP · Jul 28, 2014

dfowlkes said:
capital driveshaft in oly can do it. or get ya some 2.5" sch 40 and do it youself and never worry about breaking it

This what Schedule 40 looks like when used as a driveshaft.

http://www.nw-wheelers.com/forum/showthread.php?t=4295&highlight=pipe&page=49

I would suggest DOM or stock style tubing. Driveline tubing is a way different hardness than soft pipe.

CHOP SHOP · Jul 28, 2014

skinny_pedal said:
Who here in the Southend can add 4" to a first gen toy shaft? Need done ASAP

I can. ASAP to! :redneck:

nick c · Jul 28, 2014

This is the post Choppy was looking for.

http://www.nw-wheelers.com/forum/showpost.php?p=542982&postcount=485

Granted if I recall this was partially because Brian was doing a burn-out or something on pavement. Either way, it twisted up good.

dfowlkes · Jul 28, 2014

Not trying to trash your thread but I would take sch. 40 over stock toy **** any dayfor a wheeler. Put one dent in the stock dine and the integrity is gone.. I twisted up two stockers in a year and then made these and been beating them ever since with zero issues and it was cheap to make

skinny_pedal · Jul 28, 2014

Really need a large samurai flange before I can justify this.......anyone?

jprcrpr94 · Jul 28, 2014

Get a hold of Casey. I'm sure he could do it for you.

ain'tstuckjustresting · Jul 29, 2014

LOL, ask Choppy how taco'd the oem rear shaft was in Jack's truck. It's still in there and I've seen me do power brakes on dry pavement w/ 39.5 boggers. Screw using pipe.