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NISSAN GTR R35 FRONT DRIVE SHAFT UPGRADE KIT
The Dodson Billet Front Drive Shaft Upgrade Kit (DMS-7143) is a high-strength replacement for the OE front drive shaft assembly in the Nissan R35 GTR. Produced from premium billet and CNC-machined to precise tolerances, it delivers superior strength and resistance to torsional flex over the OE unit.
- Manufacturer
- Dodson Motorsport
- Part number
- DMS-7143
- Catalogue reference
- 3864
- Catalogue platforms
- Nissan GTR
- Product categories
- Drivetrain Components
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Manufacturer catalogue information
Product information
The Dodson Billet Front Drive Shaft Upgrade Kit (DMS-7143) is a high-strength replacement for the OE front drive shaft assembly in the Nissan R35 GTR. Produced from premium billet and CNC-machined to precise tolerances, it delivers superior strength and resistance to torsional flex over the OE unit.
The upgrade ensures maximum torque transfer to the wheels, particularly during hard launches and high-load acceleration. In heavily modified GTRs the factory drive shaft becomes a limiting factor. The Dodson unit is built to withstand the increased stresses of upgraded transmissions, high-output engines and aggressive driving conditions.
The information above describes the manufacturer catalogue entry. It is not confirmation of compatibility, supplier availability or suitability for your specific vehicle.
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