Driveshaft recommendations?

[John Z]

I'm currently driving around on a propshaft that a local shop gave me but I would like to return it to them so I can borrow something else if I ever needed.

Any recommendations for driveshafts? Was thinking of this https://gwynlewis4x4.co.uk/product/1310-extreme-propshaft-info/ but then thought I can try n find local?

I'm looking for stocking/slightly better.

 

[MountainD]

Land Rover Products

Tom Wood's Custom Drive Shafts is the shop Land Rover drivers trust for drive shafts. Shop our full collection of quality products now. Call for custom orders.

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GBR makes good shafts too https://gbrutah.com/. but who wouldn’t want a Woodie?

 

[1of40]

If ur at stock height then you don’t need a dc/ds. Buy a proline DS off RN for $200.

 

[evilfij]

Or just find a used one, put some new u-joints in.

 

[chris snell]

Tom Wood's, most definitely. They are great people and stand behind their products. I have my TW driveshafts out right now, doing a rebuild before a big trip. I called them up and they looked my old orders up and quickly got out the proper replacement u-joints and centering yoke to me, for a reasonable price.

I once made a mistake when I ordered a shaft from them, transposing digits in my measurement. They offered to take it back and rebuild it to proper length, no charge, even though it was my mistake.

I ditched my old shaft, made by the Six States Driveshaft Division of GBR. I was not a fan of the adapter that you had to use.

 

[hillstrubl]

Tom Wood's, most definitely. They are great people and stand behind their products.

100% agree. I've had nothing but good experiences with them.

 

[Grnrvrs]

100% agree. I've had nothing but good experiences with them.

Same here.

 

[John Z]

Only reason I haven't ordered one yet is because I don't know the length

 

[jymmiejamz]

Only reason I haven't ordered one yet is because I don't know the length

Just measure it with a tape measure. It doesn’t need to be a precision measurement

 

[Grnrvrs]

It's easy to measure. Or give them a call, they're super helpful.

Measuring your LandRover/RangeRover Driveshafts

Conventional Two Joint Conventional Double Cardan Multiple Double Cardan With the exception of the front drive shaft in Discovery II applications, The Land Rover & Range Rover generally used a conventional 2 joint drive shaft. There were also some rear applications that, rather than using...

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[John Z]

Yeah I gotta stop being lazy n get under there