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alloy tailshafts lick the wang... they are more likely to distort in manuals if you do heaps of compression braking.
wagons, utes and fairlanes have alloy shafts. i am pretty sure most (not gt) e-series sedans had steel ones from the factory from what i have been told from a reliable source. AU's have alloy shafts, and my sources said they have seen cars with bad shaft vibrations, they replaced it with a steel shaft and no more problems. either way, long tailshafts suck. 2 piece FTW!!!
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