McHogfan

Thanks for the info. This is definitely the kind of stuff I was needing to know.

McHogfan

YIKES!!! Definitely don't need that.

SF Nick

I've had my Adams driveshaft for 3 years now & they've held up great. I'd definitely get the Spicer U-Joints. As far as greasable vs non. The self contained ujoints are strong but if you're doing a lot of water crossings, I'd get the greasable ones. But if not or if you're like me & never take the time to grease them I would get the non greasable ones.

mjbjw

Ive used adams shafts front and rear for 4 years with no issues also. Great product for the price.

jimk403

3+ years on our front Adams. Works great, no issues.

elitecontrol

You cannot go wrong with Adam's driveshaft! I have purchased 6 driveshaft from them! 3 different builds. Their customer service is top notch. Byfar the best company to deal with. My only regret is not finding them sooner.

ScottW

Another Adams fan. I put the 1310's with solid u joints on about 1 month ago. Zero issues, no driveline vibes.

McHogfan

Thanks everyone, for the input on Adams DS. Y'all helped me make up my mind. I think once I get off my lazy a$$, I will measure and make an order this week.

wrangler unl145

Just recently purchased front and rear drive shafts from Adams. Great quality and customer service. Would definitely buy from again.

kjeeper10

I've had my older style Adams shaft for over three years. 0 problems.

I think you have the option to go with solid or grease-able joints now.