Front Drive Shafts: Dana 1310/1350 vs Adams vs Tom Wood

[Super56]

Hi,

I'm thinking about replacing my stock JT Rubicon drive shaft and was wondering if anyone has had any experience running these and has any recommendations? I haven't seen much on the Dana drive shafts. Currently, I have a 2.5" Clayton Overland+ kit with .5" spacers on 37's (Nitto Ridge Grapplers). 4.88 gearing (I know, I should've gone 5.13)...

Also, have no idea what the Advantek is? I'm looking for easiest bolt on, plug and play install if possible... I do some rock crawling, want to make sure I'm able to get full flex without damage, minimal maintenance.

Any tips? THX!

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[Haley]

I've used Tom Woods a few times over the years for my Scrambler build and they've been top notch. Haven't had to use them for my JT yet.

 

[LostWoods]

I've got the Dana 1350 and it's great other than the packaging... came in a cardboard tube with a little paper inside and the driveshaft smashed the dust shield on the yoke. They were quick to send a replacement but still, packing filler should be used on something so heavy.

 

[Chance575]

If you go to bleepinjeep website there is a discount code for adams

 

[Darkamek]

I’m running the 1350 front and rear drive shaft from Adam’s on my JT. No issues at all with this setup.

 

[trailless]

I had an Adams 1350 on my JKUR for over 70k miles. Never have to service it and never gave me any issues. Multiple trips offroad bashing the jeep. When I get my JT I'll be doing an evo 4.5 lift with front and rear adams driveshafts.

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