I've got a gut here in Pgh. PA that will build these. They must work
good as I have never tryed one. I would like to see these built out
of Aluminum. This would lighten the load alot. Some gas powered
Ford trucks have Aluminum drive shafts. For the small extra cost
it would be a major improvement.
ERic

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>I called Storm at A-1 driveshaft last week because the time has come to replace my Syncro�s driveshaft (have given the original one Last Rights as the internal brass bushing is shot and thus not worth rebuilding).  He told me he would offer their slip-yoke driveshaft at last May�s special price of $400 (plus shipping) compared to the $460 (plus shipping) if he received confirmed orders for at least 5 units at one time.  Inasmuch as I only need one, if there are 4 others out there that are ready to step up for a new driveshaft, now is the time to make your move.  Please advise me that you plan to order one asap and, more importantly, you will also need to call Storm at 310-386-3100 and place your order.
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>Winter is here and its time to go skiing so I plan to order shaft by 10 December even if I have to pay full price but it would be nice to save $60.
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>Storm indicated that he has now built about 50 of these units with no complaints.  If there others that have any comments on performance of these units, positive or negative, please post.
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