TH3APPL3GUY

After an incident while off-road with some friends, my JK was making an AWFUL squeaking noise. I was able to track the issue down to a bent passenger side axle flange. I contacted Olympus Offroad and literally within minutes of sending an email I received a highly-detailed response that answered all of my questions, once again Olympus leads the way with their customer service. I decided to order a set of rear axle shafts. Three days later my axle shafts arrived at my door, ready to bolt on the jeep.



I found a writeup on removing the rear shafts on JK-Forum. In about 45 minutes I had both factory shafts out and the nitro shafts installed. The drivers side measures 30.79" and the passenger side measures 32.50".






After torquing all of the necessary hardware, I took the jeep for a quick spin.... NO MORE SQUEAK! I was happy that my squeak and my wallet was even happier, thanks to the great price from Olympus Offroad.

JE8154

how much did you pay?

TH3APPL3GUY

Check your PM box

TH3APPL3GUY

Double post

TURTLECON

You didn't have to press the bearings? It just bolts right up?

TH3APPL3GUY

The shafts came with the bearings pressed on and wheel studs installed.

nthinuf

Yep, the Nitros come pre-assembled. But they are quite a bit more expensive, and have a worse warranty, than others. You'd think they would have dropped the prices by now to compete.

TH3APPL3GUY

It is an option to have them pressed. They arent that much more expensive than the other brands.

kjeeper10

Tens are $425-$450 ready to bolt in. I've seen cheeper too.

Maertz

yup i got tens for $400 pressed on from northridge.