View Poll Results: Which brand driveshaft?

Coast

14.63%

Tom Woods

64.63%

Rubicon Express

4.88%

J.E. Reel

9.76%

Teraflex

6.10%

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POLL: which brand driveshafts?

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10-12-2009 | 11:17 AM

#11

08leocon

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From: deep south

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Originally Posted by Troysterr

Of the choices you offered, I'd take Tom Wood's. He's a cool guy and his products are top notch.

But I went with Tatton. Very high quality, low cost. http://utah.citysearch.com/profile/3..._svc_auto.html

I just saw that he's got an eBay store now: http://stores.shop.ebay.com/TATTONS-...__W0QQ_armrsZ1

I think all are good choices, I would go the cheapest route

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10-12-2009 | 11:21 AM

#12

BPMOTO505

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Joined: Dec 2008

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From: Idaho Falls, ID

I have used Tatton on both on my drivelines. Fast shipping and saved a lot of money.

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10-19-2009 | 10:10 AM

#13

JKChad

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From: Nasvhille, Tennessee

Very torn.. Tatton sounds like a great company. I noticed there ebay store add uses the same slogan as Tom woods, but with the order reversed. lol.. All is well though. I'm sure both are great. I just torn my driveshaft boot over the weekend. So, although it's not urgent. I'm guessin the only way to correct the issue is to do away with the oversized OEM driveshaft. I don't wanna have to run spacers on my skids. I bought a lift for my jeep to correct it's low break over angle and clear larger tires. It did wonderful last weekend and I don't want to take away from the fact that I didn't have to constantly drag my skids over every obstical.

I'm gonna do a temp fix for the boot for now, lets hope I can get the factory unit to hold up till atleast the middle of november or early december.

-Chad-

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