Drivelines

[Mouse]

I've been waiting almost a month for Tom Woods to build a new front driveshaft for my scrambler. They have been waiting on a shipment of 1310 CVs in order to get it done. I can convert it over to a 1350 CV (they are in stock), but since the Rubicon trip was cancelled, I'm not in a rush.

Are there any other recommended driveline shops near the Ogden area?

 

[Shawn]

TW shaft is worth the wait, IMO

 

[xjtony]

Not in the Ogden area but Tattons out here in Tooele is great. In my opinion comparable to TW, but he normally has a pretty good turn around time. Curtis is a good guy

 

[N-Smooth]

I use Adams Driveshafts in Vegas. They have a great product and their turnaround time is amazing. We've stopped in and chatted with James (the owner) and I was really impressed.

 

[Hickey]

Axis in Woods Cross.

 

[RockChucker]

Another vote for axis. Eric has always gone out of his way to take care of me

 

[mbryson]

Axis in Woods Cross.

This works well

 

[85CUCVKRAWLER]

Axis in Woods Cross.

This. But im suprised TW has a long lead time. They turned around my shafts in like 2-1/2 days. Front was 1310 and rear 1350.

 

[Mouse]

I decided to wait a little longer for TW. Might stop by to say hi and see what's happening.

 

[Mouse]

Just a bit after my last post on Friday, I got a call from TW stating that they would have the driveline done Monday.

More and more supply chain issues in this post-COVID economy