DSS or Dynotech????

[Enzo]

Alright guys I'm getting ready to upgrade my drivetrain components next and am debating between DSS and Dynotech what do you guys recommend? Also I'm very ocd with nvh, have any of you experienced any NVH compared from the stock one? thank you!!!!

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[Dominant1]

My dynotech is quiet and perfectly balanced. You dont want a cv driveshaft, thats what the stock ds uses!

 

[Enzo]

My dynotech is quiet and perfectly balanced. You dont want a cv driveshaft, thats what the stock ds uses!

I been leaning towards the dynotech, its just a surprising price difference between the two and I wanna swap out the shifter as well. Your parts list is similar to what I want done for motorwork. Have you driven a DSS one?

 

[Dominant1]

I had one on one of my previous cars that i lowered it vibrated...

 

[zuki_dan]

I voted Dynotech. I have had no issues with my Dynotech shaft and it has been installed for about 1.5 years now. I also installed mine while doing the MGW shifter swap.

By design a driveshaft should have 2 u-joints with the same angles and when they go in and out of phase they cancel each other out, eliminating the vibration.

 

[whatsup62]

Doing a driveshaft was one of my first mods....and best ones. It made the car more responsive and took away a lot of the driveline slop. Now pushing over 700 to the wheels and still running the Dynotech...it has been flawless.

 

[Legionofone]

I never got how that worked with a U Joint and a CV shaft. It works on the factory one since the U joint is strait to the carrier bearing meaning no speed change but with a 1 piece with no carrier bearing it means the U joint is bent and thus has a variable speed as it rotates and a CV shaft as far as I know has no way to remove that variable speed...

 

[Enzo]

I'm really leaning towards the dynotech now, anyone know any deals going on with it?

 

[keltymd]

Why not ShaftMasters?

 

[Enzo]

Why not ShaftMasters?

I was looking into them as well, but didnt see much on em, everyone always talks about dynotech or dss.

 

[Dominant1]

Why not ShaftMasters?

Been there and done that to, it vibrated so I sold it!

43 nascar race cars get under way every sunday with dynotech DS's, and me being a fan of the sport was all the proof i needed to make the decision! Bought mine from lethal performance down in Florida!

 

[Enzo]

Been there and done that to, it vibrated so I sold it!

43 nascar race cars get under way every sunday with dynotech DS's, and me being a fan of the sport was all the proof i needed to make the decision! Bought mine from lethal performance down in Florida!

That was a big selling factor for me and the fact that they gurantee no vibration. I seen a older post of yours where you were experiencing vibration was that from the driveshaft or something else?

 

[keltymd]

I was looking into them as well, but didnt see much on em, everyone always talks about dynotech or dss.

[MENTION=9985]BMR Tech[/MENTION] recommends ShaftMasters and I cannot as of yet but my new design one should be in Friday. I like the fact there are no adapters at either end.

 

[whatsup62]

[MENTION=9985]BMR Tech[/MENTION] I like the fact there are no adapters at either end.

Same with the Dynotech...no adapters direct bolt up.

 

[Dominant1]

That was a big selling factor for me and the fact that they gurantee no vibration. I seen a older post of yours where you were experiencing vibration was that from the driveshaft or something else?

My installer installed it 180 degrees off so i got it flipped 180 degrees and its perfect. It was during na build they didnt notice it because they were tied up with na build! No biggee!

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