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TQ29m · 2/12/17, 5:22 PM

Eric, I'll give you my opinion, for what it's worth, and hope I don't get egged for that also, your question is kinda like mine on the midgets, but here goes, I run one, I like to keep that driveshaft planted as deep as possible in the internal coupling, I have a long snout on my front yoke, so I don't worry about it vibrating there, then if I want to pull the rear end up under it for more bite, I have some room to do that, now, does that make sense? Eric, some of the sprint cars, and midgets used to come with an adjustable ladder mount, just so you could change the wheelbase, if you needed to. Bob

2/12/17, 5:22 PM	#12 Re: Driveshaft length
TQ29m Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2008 Posts: 6,559	Eric, I'll give you my opinion, for what it's worth, and hope I don't get egged for that also, your question is kinda like mine on the midgets, but here goes, I run one, I like to keep that driveshaft planted as deep as possible in the internal coupling, I have a long snout on my front yoke, so I don't worry about it vibrating there, then if I want to pull the rear end up under it for more bite, I have some room to do that, now, does that make sense? Eric, some of the sprint cars, and midgets used to come with an adjustable ladder mount, just so you could change the wheelbase, if you needed to. Bob __________________ "Being old, isn't half as much fun, as getting there"! Ole Robert I! _________________________________________________ Last edited by TQ29m; 2/12/17 at 5:52 PM.