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Originally Posted by TTGOTH
I think the stress would be to much. The front driveshafts have to cope with moving the car, steering the car, and stoping the car. Plus they are attached to the wheel itself. Thats alot to ask.
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Steering the car? the driveshafts don't have anything to do with that. Stopping power is provided by the brakes at the rotor/caliper and also doesn't have anything to do with the shafts.
Think about it.... if you upgraded to some extreme performance brakes, would you be in risk of breaking your axles under hard deceleration?
