should b5 engine internals be upgraded for 450hp?
Title kinda says it all; but do you need to upgrade any engine internals to safely handle 450hp? Or just upgrade the turbos, fuel supply, clutch, transmission, and go?
Not trying to highjack the thread...
Following the logic of upgrading items for stage three, has anyone found the need to upgrade the driveshafts, or cv shafts? Or even lighting them up by switchingto carbon fiber?
Following the logic of upgrading items for stage three, has anyone found the need to upgrade the driveshafts, or cv shafts? Or even lighting them up by switchingto carbon fiber?
ORIGINAL: shawncumberland
Not trying to highjack the thread...
Following the logic of upgrading items for stage three, has anyone found the need to upgrade the driveshafts, or cv shafts? Or even lighting them up by switchingto carbon fiber?
Not trying to highjack the thread...
Following the logic of upgrading items for stage three, has anyone found the need to upgrade the driveshafts, or cv shafts? Or even lighting them up by switchingto carbon fiber?
Here is what the axles looked like when I broke them. Got some thicker shafts made that I will eventually try, so far I am just running used stock ones. Like I said wheel hop and nasty launches are the only killer with my 100s of quarter mile passes in my car.
ORIGINAL: shawncumberland
I think you could duct tape that shaft back together..!
jaybquick - who made your aftermarket driveshafts? are the stock ones aluminium?
Thanks,
Shawn
I think you could duct tape that shaft back together..!
jaybquick - who made your aftermarket driveshafts? are the stock ones aluminium?
Thanks,
Shawn
ORIGINAL: Superdug
Jay B - I heard that some of the guys added Audi 100 shafts because they were stronger and they worked great. Just a thought.
Jay B - I heard that some of the guys added Audi 100 shafts because they were stronger and they worked great. Just a thought.


