McHogfan

Ok, so the very first time I went wheeling and disconnected, I tore the boot in the middle of the front driveshaft. I know I can get by driving it like this for a little while, but I want to go ahead and be a little proactive and order a new aftermarket ds. I have done a little online research and I think I am going to get the Adams 1310 with greasable Spicer u-joints. My question is, does anyone have any feedback on Adams ds? Are they good? Should I spend
$100 more and get Tom Woods and why?
Thanks in advance.

Billbikes

I have an Adams 1310 with the solid front U Joint. Absolutely no complaints. I have a few friends who have the same that wheel a lot harder than me with no problems either. If you call them, they may even knock a few $$ off even....

McHogfan

Thanks for the info, especially the part about "they may even knock a few $$$ off"

951Rubi

in my opinion I would go with the Adams DS package with from and rear. Close to $800, while comparatively Tom Woods is about $200 more. I could be wrong though.

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Cwalden81

I'm running Adams on mine the quality is great. I would highly recommend his driveshaft to anyone looking to upgrade

McHogfan

I would love to buy both, but right now my funds won't allow it. Just came off of vacation and dropped a ton of dough. lol

Smashboogie 4x4

We put these on just about every vehicle we build. We have not had any issues with them at all. One customer got hung up on his rear DS and as we dragged him off the rock it pulled the seal off at the slip joint. A quick phone call to Adam's and a new seal was sent out. They have very good customer service and the quality of the part matches. PM us if you would like pricing.

D_engel

Dont go with the greasable U-joints. They have a hollow vein through the whole joint that makes them inherently weaker.

lulu2533

X2. I run the solid also. No problems. Almost maintentance free which is nice in my book.

951Rubi

Yup

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