The Drive Shaft is responsible for putting the power down. After being produced by the engine, power runs through the transmission and into the axles and onto the wheels to move the car. The drive shaft plays a vital role in moving the car.

The drive shaft is a vital part of the drive train. It connects the transmission to the differential. The drive sh... Read More

Drive Shaft Information

Why are Drive Shaft Part(s) Important

The Drive Shaft is responsible for putting the power down. After being produced by the engine, power runs through the transmission and into the axles and onto the wheels to move the car. The drive shaft plays a vital role in moving the car.

The drive shaft is a vital part of the drive train. It connects the transmission to the differential. The drive shaft must balance two key characteristics; it has to be strong enough to handle the engine’s power yet light enough to avoid reducing that power by having too much mass. The drive shaft also needs to be perfectly balanced so there is no wobble that causes early wear on drive line components. But if your car has a well-fitting, properly balanced, and lightweight drive shaft... well, now you're going places. 

Motive Gear Performance Competition Yoke Drive Shaft - This Drive Shaft is meant to handle high power while still being lightweight. 

A1 Cardone Remanufactured Drive Shaft/Prop Shaft Assembly - This drive shaft may be remanufactured, but it has been carefully inspected to meet OE standards for straightness and durability.

Brands

Brands within Drive Shaft

A1 Cardone	Beck/Arnley	Daystar	Dorman	Motive Gear Performance
Precision U-Joints	Prothane	Rancho