Drive shaft performance varies with length, diameter, tubing thickness and tubing material.

The longer the drive shaft the larger around it needs to be in order to work smoothly at a given speed.

I'm sure you can make a drive shaft long enough to do the job but in doing so may be limiting your top comfortable speed because of drive shaft vibration. And if the drive shaft is vibrating you'll loose bearings and seals and u-joints.


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