Is this the BEST driveshaft for your rig?

If you hear a ticking sound beneath your Jeep or other 4x4 vehicle it could very well be a driveshaft issue. Check out this video where we install new front and rear Adams Driveshafts after my stock ones were starting to wear out after 90,000 miles. Special thanks to Rafael and his team at Sacramento Offroad Solutions for letting me film this process. If you are looking for great 4x4 service in the Sacramento area, this is the place to go!
This video is meant to be a general overview of the process, for complete step by step instructions, visit the Adams Driveshaft website link below:
www.adamsdriveshaftoffroad.com/
You can order these driveshafts in my Amazon store at the link below:
tinyurl.com/87r88j2h
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Adams Warranty statement per their website:
Purchaser: Adams Driveshafts Products are only Warrantied to the Original Person, or Recipient. Must have Original Receipt or Proof of Purchase in Order to Receive Warranty.
Welds and Tubing: Our Welds are Warrantied for Lifetime of the Driveshaft. Our Tubing is Warrantied against Twisting due to Torque, but not for Dragging or Scrapping on Objects such as Rocks, Ledges, or other Objects.
Driveshaft Components: Although Adams Driveshaft makes their Custom Driveshafts using the best Components {Parts} Possible, the U-joints, CV Kits and Slip n Stub are wear Items and are Warrantied against any Defects for a Period of One Year {12 Months} as long as they are Maintained Properly.
Contents of this video:
00:00 Introduction
01:33 What Was the Problem?
04:21 Compare Good vs. Bad Driveshafts
05:30 Install Temporary Stock Driveshaft
06:04 Teraflex Shocks Bracket
06:50 Temp Driveshaft Installed
08:27 New Driveshafts Arrive!
09:32 Remove Front and Rear Stock Driveshafts
10:11 Install New Driveshaft Yokes
10:30 Install New Driveshafts
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[@TrailNewbie]

Upgrade!! Love it!! 👊🏼 Great video and great to see Rafael and his crew! 🙌🏼

[@flyfisher530]

Thanks Greg much appreciated!

[@GoSlowTaco]

Those are some nice shafts you got there 😂

[@flyfisher530]

🤣🤣🤣👍

[@resolutejku]

Nice video. I’ll eventually upgrade to Adam’s driveshafts too. This is a great example for people who say “OEM is always better”. In this case, the stock driveshafts clearly aren’t as strong as these aftermarket ones. Have you noticed any ride difference after?

[@flyfisher530]

Thank you! No ride difference at all and now better ground clearance. 👍

[@2-old-Forthischet]

Fun is expensive.

[@flyfisher530]

You got that right!

[@onemansthought]

Tried to msg you via IG, are you active on it?

[@flyfisher530]

Yes flyfisher530. That’s a zero not the letter O. Thanks for watching