DriveShafts.....Which way to go
i would highly recommend a coast or je reel as they come standard with spicer and made in the usa neapco u-joints. i run a lot of shafts but trust these two the most as they have always been balanced well and have served me well. being that you're in FL, i would think you can get away with just a 1310.
i would highly recommend a coast or je reel as they come standard with spicer and made in the usa neapco u-joints. i run a lot of shafts but trust these two the most as they have always been balanced well and have served me well. being that you're in FL, i would think you can get away with just a 1310.
Thanks WOL, you are exactly who I wanted to hear from on this subject. I think I am going to grab a coast
Not sure if you have a local driveshaft shop in your area but we have one and their prices were substantially lower than the "major" suppliers. Also was able to order it fit to my vehicle, etc.
Also, switch the worthless flanges out to actual yokes on each end.
EDIT: I'm not knocking any of the major suppliers or vendors on here... I just try to support the local community first if possible.. And we just happen to have a very good drivetrain shop here.
Another option you could do is give Chase a call @ East Coast Gear Supply (in Raleigh, NC) and he can take your measurements and get a shaft mailed out.
Also, switch the worthless flanges out to actual yokes on each end.
EDIT: I'm not knocking any of the major suppliers or vendors on here... I just try to support the local community first if possible.. And we just happen to have a very good drivetrain shop here.
Another option you could do is give Chase a call @ East Coast Gear Supply (in Raleigh, NC) and he can take your measurements and get a shaft mailed out.
Last edited by UNCC CivilEngineer; Apr 19, 2012 at 06:52 AM.


