The other night when my friend was glancing at my I-Pipe on my Formula, he noticed that my driveshaft was light colored, pretty much a white color.
I assumed I had a steel shaft, but I am guessing it's aluminum now. The underbody of the car is rusting since it was in a salted environment.
I assumed I had a steel shaft, but I am guessing it's aluminum now. The underbody of the car is rusting since it was in a salted environment.
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mine is rusted color.
Aluminum does turn a whitish when aged and exposed to salt.
Aluminum does turn a whitish when aged and exposed to salt.
Cool, I am going to take that badboy off and put it in my Trans Am now. 

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try that simple magnet trick before you go thru the labor.
You could always send it to me
You could always send it to me

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Originally posted by ede
yeah try a magnet. it'll stick to steel not aluminum
its kinda sad that you even feel the need to type that second sentance... you would think that by the time you're old enough to be working on cars, you would have figured that out.Originally posted by ede
yeah try a magnet. it'll stick to steel not aluminum
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Don't have to work on cars to know that.
Ever play with magnest as a kid? I did. Made an electro-magnet from a 12v car battery, 12gauge insulated wire, and a 1" x 1foot iron pipe as a kid.
Transformers are easy to make too. You can step up/down the voltage if you want.
Ever play with magnest as a kid? I did. Made an electro-magnet from a 12v car battery, 12gauge insulated wire, and a 1" x 1foot iron pipe as a kid.
Transformers are easy to make too. You can step up/down the voltage if you want.
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You'd also think that by the time people were old enough to drive, they could compile a sentence in proper english, but half of the people on here fail in that department.
Ede just saved someone asking the question of "What would a magnt prove? That it's metal?"
Ede just saved someone asking the question of "What would a magnt prove? That it's metal?"
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Originally posted by RMK
You'd also think that by the time people were old enough to drive, they could compile a sentence in proper english, but half of the people on here fail in that department.
Ede just saved someone asking the question of "What would a magnt prove? That it's metal?"
ive been in the south too long.... whats everyone elses excuse....errr.. i mean, what be y'alls excuse? Originally posted by RMK
You'd also think that by the time people were old enough to drive, they could compile a sentence in proper english, but half of the people on here fail in that department.
Ede just saved someone asking the question of "What would a magnt prove? That it's metal?"

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Originally posted by MrDude_1
its kinda sad that you even feel the need to type that second sentance... you would think that by the time you're old enough to be working on cars, you would have figured that out.
you'd be suprised the people that don't knowwhat's magnetic and what's not. yes you're right it is sad that some people don't know. on here you never know someones knowledge level, or lack of knowledge.Originally posted by MrDude_1
its kinda sad that you even feel the need to type that second sentance... you would think that by the time you're old enough to be working on cars, you would have figured that out.
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Originally posted by RMK
Ede just saved someone asking the question of "What would a magnt prove? That it's metal?"
Except there wouldn't be any punctuation or capatilization...Originally posted by RMK
Ede just saved someone asking the question of "What would a magnt prove? That it's metal?"
what would a magnt prove that its metal. u r not helping
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iron, nickel, cobalt
If the metal is one of these or has a mixture of this then it can be magnetic
If the metal is one of these or has a mixture of this then it can be magnetic

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Originally posted by 84 Z28 5.0 HO
iron, nickel, cobalt
If the metal is one of these or has a mixture of this then it can be magnetic
Originally posted by 84 Z28 5.0 HO
iron, nickel, cobalt
If the metal is one of these or has a mixture of this then it can be magnetic
what about quarters? are they magnetic? how about dimes?

I'll get the magnet and test it.
I am about to paint the wheels black since no one likes the gold, and I am not too fond of it either.
I am about to paint the wheels black since no one likes the gold, and I am not too fond of it either.
Well, the shaft is aluminum.
The back wheels are now black and the car looks hot. Ran out of daylight and paint stripper so I'll do the fronts tomorrow or Sunday.
The back wheels are now black and the car looks hot. Ran out of daylight and paint stripper so I'll do the fronts tomorrow or Sunday.
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why the fukc are we arguing over sentence structure and magnetic elements? wow... this is neat
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why the fukc are we arguing over sentence structure and magnetic elements? wow... this is neat
we're not arguing. Originally posted by IceManRS305
why the fukc are we arguing over sentence structure and magnetic elements? wow... this is neat


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Jsut makknig ucless posts adn not speliing thnigs wright.
i like the rims. 
btw, is that hood magnetic?

btw, is that hood magnetic?
**pretends Zepher responded**
it isnt!? wow, you must have the rare aluminum hood!!
it isnt!? wow, you must have the rare aluminum hood!!

Naw, that is the rare Carbon Fiber RA1 hood that I overnighted from Japan.
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Naw, that is the rare Carbon Fiber RA1 hood that I overnighted from Japan.
Cooool.... I'll give you $1000 for it cash!! Originally posted by Zepher
Naw, that is the rare Carbon Fiber RA1 hood that I overnighted from Japan.

Like the rims!
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