Any reason to keep stock front driveshaft after removing it?

zimm said:

So I put in an Adams 1350 front driveshaft. I have a bad habit of throwing away stuff that I regretted (stock track bar for example), but is there any use in hell for the stock front driveshaft? I can't imagine using it as a trail spare because I'm not going to be able to swap the ends at the axle/transfer case on the trail. So... shit-can it, or keep it in the corner of the garage?

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GraniteCrystal said:

I always planned on keeping mine as a trail spare. I know it doesn't have the same clearance but it's better than nothing, at least in my head.

Can anyone add experience demonstrating the stock DS never should go back on in a pinch?

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Trail JK said:

I'd give it to someone who can use a spare. It's nice to have if you run moderate to advanced trails.


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Mtb275 said:

If you put a 1310 or 1350 on you have to change the yokes at pinion and transfer case.

I guess you could carry stock yokes and change it all out. [emoji15] that would not be fun.



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GraniteCrystal said:

So does or does not work as trail spare? Assuming you don't want to do some crazy trail repair. I was thinking you could just swap it out.

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zimm said:

Nope. You'd need a 1-1/8" and 1-1/4" socket, 5/16" small wrench, impact driver, screw driver, and big ass hammer to go back to stock.

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GraniteCrystal said:

So does or does not work as trail spare? Assuming you don't want to do some crazy trail repair. I was thinking you could just swap it out.

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