What is the main benefit of a carbon fiber driveshaft?

The primary advantage of a carbon fiber driveshaft is its significantly lower rotational mass compared to steel or aluminum. This reduction in weight means less parasitic drag on the engine, allowing more power to reach the wheels and potentially improving acceleration.

What size U-joints does this driveshaft use?

This Driveshaft Shop driveshaft is designed to accommodate 1310 series U-joints. These are a common and strong size for many performance and racing applications.

What are the critical measurements for this driveshaft?

This driveshaft measures 38 inches from the center of one U-joint to the center of the other (center-to-center). The tube itself has an outside diameter of 2.75 inches.

Driveshaft Shop Carbon Fiber Driveshaft 610425

Name: DSS Dirt Late Model Carbon Fiber Driveshaft 38in CC/CC 2.75in OD Tube / 1310 U-Joints
Brand: Driveshaft Shop
SKU: driveshaft-shop-dss-dirt-late-model-carbon-fiber-driveshaft-38in-cc-cc-2-75in-od-t14-818141
Price: 924.80 USD
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DSS Dirt Late Model Carbon Fiber Driveshaft 38in CC/CC 2.75in OD Tube / 1310 U-Joints

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Driveshaft Shop Dirt Late Model carbon fiber driveshaft. 38in CC/CC, 2.75in OD tube, 1310 U-joints.

Key Features

Fits Dirt Late Model applications.
Constructed from lightweight and strong carbon fiber.
Measures 38 inches from center-to-center.
Features a 2.75-inch outside diameter tube.
Designed to work with 1310 U-joints.

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Product Details

This is the Driveshaft Shop Dirt Late Model carbon fiber driveshaft, measuring 38 inches center-to-center with a 2.75-inch outside diameter tube and designed for 1310 U-joints. It's built specifically for the demanding conditions of dirt late model racing, where strength, weight, and reliability are critical.

Carbon fiber construction is key here. It significantly reduces rotational mass compared to traditional steel or aluminum driveshafts. This means less parasitic drag on your engine, allowing more of your horsepower to reach the wheels. The material itself is also incredibly strong and resistant to fatigue, which is essential when you're dealing with the high torque and shock loads common in racing. The 2.75-inch diameter tube offers a solid balance of strength and weight savings, while the 1310 U-joints are a popular and robust choice for many racing applications, ensuring a secure connection between your transmission and rear end.

When installing a driveshaft like this, it's important to ensure proper alignment and phasing to prevent vibrations. Always refer to the manufacturer's installation guidelines for the best results. This driveshaft is a well-built component designed to handle the rigors of competitive racing and help you put more power to the ground.