Short Driveshafts...

[IanHappens]

Does anyone have any experience or recommendations on where to get a short drive shaft build? I am currently in the market for a 12in shaft with a cv joint on the Transfer Case side and a u joint on the axle side. The problem I'm currently having is no one in my area wants to build it.

 

[gert]

Does anyone have any experience or recommendations on where to get a short drive shaft build? I am currently in the market for a 12in shaft with a cv joint on the Transfer Case side and a u joint on the axle side. The problem I'm currently having is no one in my area wants to build it.

man thats short, have you tried Tom Woods yet? Tom Wood's Custom Drive Shafts - Tom Woods Custom Drive Shafts Custom Driveshafts Specialist

 

[Lumpy Grits]

LG

 

[hagar]

https://www.iedls.com/

 

[HackFabrication]

I've got the Tom Woods CV shaft in the rear of my CJ5 . Also have the TW front shaft.



TW shows an incredibly short CV style shaft for use in a CJ5 with the 700R4 automatic Transmission install.

You might want to call these guys too: Dennys Driveshaft 4x4 CV Driveshafts custom built for street and offroad Chevy GMC Ford Dodge and Jeep trucks

 

[Peanut Butter]

Tom Woods is the best!

 

[IanHappens]

Sounds like I need to call tom wood once this vibration has driven me totally insane luckily it's only bad above 40mph


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[daddyusmaximus]

If not Tom Woods, then High Angle Driveline.

 

[Lumpy Grits]

Sounds like I need to call tom wood once this vibration has driven me totally insane luckily it's only bad above 40mph


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I urge you to call before internal damage is done to your driveline.
LG

 

[IanHappens]

What kind of internal damage am I looking at to the yokes, Transfer Case or differential? Or just the shaft and u joints?


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[IanHappens]

I urge you to call before internal damage is done to your driveline.

LG

What kind of internal damage am I looking at to the yokes, Transfer Case or differential? Or just the shaft and u joints???

Sorry for the double post.


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[Lumpy Grits]

T'case and rear diff is a possibility because vibes and bearings don't mix well.
LG

 

[JR74CJ5]

Also, with mine it melted the u-joint and broke free while doing 65 on the freeway... from the Transfer Case ... I'm lucky I was not catapulted / jeep didn't do a pole vault!

I agree with LG - take care of it now. If the vibration is that bad, it's already doing other damage he lists too.