Why Should You Switch to a Carbon Fiber Driveshaft? 🛠️
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Obviously, carbon fiber is cool. But what are the benefits of a carbon fiber driveshaft? Dave, from QA1, is here to help us out. He'll explain exactly how his company creates these high-quality products, who they're for, and why you're definitely going to want one.
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No doubt that people will find a performance benefit out of them, and no doubt they will come down in price eventually...but $1800 is quite eye-watering when a comparable aluminum one is half the price
Best to stay away from the cheap Chinese bamboo ones.
Would like to see actual 1/4 mile times between an aluminum and a carbon drive shaft. I bet not alot of bang for your buck for one of these.
A less than 1HP gain won't show on acceleration times. The benefits is in the driving reposnse. The engine is more directly connected to the tires because the twist, or slack delay, in the OEM driveshaft is eliminated.
Installed one of these on my SL55 AMG, one of THE best mods I did, the car accelerates better, revs harder and with just a carbon driveshaft and long tubes my car stock ran 12.4 at 114 and after those mods it ran 11.8 at 125
Revs harder? Please explain the physics behind that..
@@cmichaeloutubelol, I was thinking the same thing man..... We are waiting for your reply sir
I find that VERY hard to believe.
Should be much smoother no vibration
@@cmichaeloutubeeducate yourself on rotating mass!!!
Ran a QA1 carbon driveshaft on my old 2015 s550 for couple years. Had zero issues and was way better than my factory 2 piece driveshaft. My car was also daily driven as well. Rain or shine out here in Texas. I will be buying another one for my 10r80 2018 car here shortly.
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@@dwreus81 Nah. Ford 2 piece driveshaft is trash.
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After seeing the girl from AM grenade a carbon driveshaft with a basic hellion kit at the track, i don’t have much faith in them for drag racing.
That is the first thing that comes to my mind when I think about carbon fiber driveshafts.
Hahaha, yeah me too
Drag radials, stick shift, non drag suspension created wheel hop which will destroy any driveshaft. Lots of drag racers use these with no issue.
@@chickenkatsu7863 Hers was a DSS, NOT a QA1. Difference in quality is night and day.
@@cjponypartswheel hop? So what? The carbon fiber flexes which is ok but carbon fibers is susceptible to cyclical degradation. No thanks.
How well does it hold up to the weather and salted roads? Does the resin epoxy used in the carbon fiber layup hold up to salt and other junk long term?
The rx8 came with one, I never had an issue with it in the pnw.
@@aragon22155 I drove my RX8 in Canadian winters (salt/sand) for years no probs.
I’d love to have one for my LC500
well that is what im going to get for my 1969 javelin ---i dont want the old steel one .. might as well upgrade--- would love to see a dyno run .. with a stock steel driveshaft .. and then the Carbon fiber driveshaft.. just to see if the wt would eve add some HP .. plus less wt to spin
How long are these good for? Do I have to worry about the shaft deteriorating over time? Is it only good for a certain period of time?
There is no lifespan for these, most likely it will outlive the car but should be checked regularly like all aftermarket high performance parts.
Installation video??
It should be the same as any other material driveshaft
I wonder if they can build me a full set for my heavy haul truck🤔 DANA SPL 350 3 SECTIONS ON MY TRUCK WEIGH 500 LBS
Will you do one for a Hellcat or Scapact 6.4l platform? Inbox me with the answer
Did you ever get an answer?
Do you have aftermarket carbon fiber shafts for modified diesel trucks?
We do not offer anything but if you contact QA1 directly they may be able to help.
Hi, do porsche 911 can use a carbon fiber driveshaft? because i've never seen that on the aftermarket. thanks
A carbon fibre drive shaft exploded off the line on Stephanie's Mustang on American Muscle. No thanks, aluminium all the way
Are you going to make a how to video?
Carbon Fiber is not designed to take a shock load! If you do a hard launch with one of these it will turn in fiber shreds and powder.
These are specifically designed to allow for some "twist". This isn't some random carbon tube meant for another application, they are wound for this exact purpose.
@@jaywlambert Doesn't matter how you wind it, a bit of road debris will destroy it.
Would a carbon fiber driveshaft be good with a 2015 V6 Mustang that’s pretty stock except for exhaust, headers CAI and a tune? Durable?
You pay what you get for. More durable, lighter, and like the guy said in the video you would 60 ft better. Totally worth it. But if you plan on keeping the car just full bolt on than this would be a great start to get the weight down
The v6 Mustang needs a 1-piece drives driveshaft more than the GT.
At that power level it would be a waste. You’re talking about spending approximately $1500 on a non-boosted V6.
@@mikehughes8023 correct, if he wants to lose some weight on the vehicle than it would help tremendously. Other than that its pretty much all it will do for him.
Carbon fiber is susceptible to cyclical degradation. Look at the OceanGate sub that just imploded. Eventually, that thing will grenade with enough toque and power. If you want huge power you better get custom steel.
Those are two entirely different things. Tensile str th VS compression. Can’t compare two different forms of physics.
I will get one made from the company that engineered Nokia phones in the early 2000’s
Because that’s what they selling this month