Jeepstercanada

Am looking for a new front driveshaft, I just installed a rancho 3 inch trail kit and am in need if some help choosing a shaft. I have read good things about Tom woods or Adams. And some places have said I need to measure my driveshaft ? Any help would be nice.

Rebar-7

Well go ahead and measure just so you have that , but Adams, Coast, J E Reel, Tom Woods all good to go right off the shelf.just tell them what year and if 2 door or 4. I have fr JE Reel it's nice.

kjeeper10

Yes, Adam just asked 2/4 door auto/man and lift height.

Invest2m4

Just be sure to request Spicer or Neapco u-joints. Tom Woods for instance, uses a cheaper joint unless you specify. Most drive shaft issues I see are usually due to a cheap u-joint.

pontiac31

Adams all the way!!!!

Jeepman2121

Im happy with Adams! They by far have had the best customer service I have ever dealt with while ordering parts.

Jeepstercanada

Ya I was thinking Adams cause I can get a great deal on one through my work

Punisher

I just installed a tatton from drive shaft, just had to answer the simple questions of year and lift height. I am happy with it so far

Jeepstercanada

I am dealing with a company they said they need to know the tcase yoke to frt diff yoke measurement for a Adams shaft, dies this found correct ?

Mark Doiron

I have a Woody. They asked for a measurement. It's not rocket science; just get out the tape and measure as shown here ...

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While one might think it's convenient to not have to measure, truth is that not all lifts give the same results, partially because of different lift designs, and partially because of different vehicle weights. It's best to go with a manufacturer who will custom cut the length for your Jeep.

EDIT: That is for a Tom Woods DS. Others may require a different measurement.