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    I believe it doesn't matter which shaft you have. If you get wheels spin and once the slicks grab it shocks the shaft causing to snap. I could be mistaken if a better shaft is installed.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Silver2kgtp View Post
    Well I have to decide what to do as IS goes. Which one I want to get.

    Also I wanted stop racing once I hit 10's but I didn't want to go out like this. I also don't want to break another IS. The GP will be put back together either way.
    yeah i hear ya there, 4 years we've been sorting out issues and fixing things...with the fresh trans we were soooo psyched to get to 10's....nooooope lol
    at this point once the Armet/converter go back in we'll stick to the dyno till all the other parts are on and installed...then go nuts

    Quote Originally Posted by TEK310 View Post
    what I don't understand is why zzp advertises that their 300m is good for 1000hp. obviously it isn't and neither is the dynotech. what are the big dawgs doing about the trans?
    believe it or not at the slip/hook his converter lost/gained load so for a moment the turbine may have freewheeled then under load the sprag locks up and suddenly your multiplying tq...ALOT, enough to shear the IS.

    We searched till we found one of the 1200hp GMR Armet 100 input shafts and are modifying the converter for the Oring groove.
    the Armet material is much more ductile than the standard steels and more fracture resistant so its able to flex down its length to absorb the shock loading.

    we shredded the sprags of two "500hp" converters before we stepped up to the billet...the sprags got hammered enough that they just slipped...

    Quote Originally Posted by Silver2kgtp View Post
    I believe it doesn't matter which shaft you have. If you get wheels spin and once the slicks grab it shocks the shaft causing to snap. I could be mistaken if a better shaft is installed.
    nah thats about it. we make tons of tq and all it takes is a shock load. hell ive been wanting to go to a 28x9 or 28x10 wrinkle wall to get the sidewall to absorb some of the shock.

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