LOL, a stock VR with plugs and leads doesn't have enough power to spit out drive shafts unless they are completely stuffed (from high mileage) or they weren't fitted correctly to begin with. (ohh and a high flow air filter, forgot about that one)
>>(Or It Has That Much Torque, It Kicks The Tail Shaft Out With High Centrifugal Force & Damages The Uni-Joints...)<<
>>(BTW, I Never Had Even Mentioned On A Totally Different Post, That My VN Had A High Flow Air Filter... Get Your Facts Right!!.. I Said Manufactures, HAVE Proven To Get 15-20kw, With 9mm Pro Leads, Bosch Super 4 Plugs & A High Flow Air Filter... ?????)<<
>>(You Know Shite All & Keep Commenting On All My Posts... What's Your Deal...??)<<
a stock drive shaft can easily cope double the power of a stock engine. >>(My VRII ISN'T Stock.. Far From It!!)<<
off course, you could design and patent a high HP drive shaft yourself because that is what you do isn't it, a performance patent designer?
>>(Being A Patent Desinger, DOESN'T Mean I Have ALL The Necessary Tools & Equipment To Make Everything...)<<
If you could give us a little more info for the reason of the failures we may be able to help you prevent it from happening again.
>>(Again The VR ISN'T Stock & Post Clearly States The Problem I'm Having...)<<