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deepjeep13 10-16-2014 06:55 AM

Aftermarket driveshaft
 
Who's running after market front or rear drive shafts or both? What are the pros and cons to what your running.

mattgt5 10-16-2014 07:48 AM

Pro is no boot to tear and sling grease. Smaller diameter for better evap clearance. Also gives additional range if adjustment for you castor.

sent from my work leash

pjmjk 10-16-2014 05:39 PM

Tom woods for the extra strength

BigSteve 10-17-2014 07:14 AM

I run Adams Driveshafts front and rear. I have banged them both off the rocks without issue. I highly recommend them :thumbsup:

Cascade Wanderer 10-18-2014 12:15 AM

Ease of owner maintenance with fittings that can be greased.

genrec 10-18-2014 02:51 PM

Noob here, so I see on aftermarket driveshafts ther re yoke ends and non? huh? can someone explain the benefit of a yoke over factory style?

deepjeep13 10-21-2014 07:34 PM


Originally Posted by genrec (Post 3998405)
Noob here, so I see on aftermarket driveshafts ther re yoke ends and non? huh? can someone explain the benefit of a yoke over factory style?

The stock shafts are non serviceable and I seen guys blow diffs before yokes and that's the what you want. You want your yoke to blow before the diff has to

GrapplerJK 10-22-2014 05:02 AM

Adams 1350 Rock Crawler Driveshaft. You cannot go wrong.


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