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Driveshaft specialist recomendations

Both my shafts are HAD. The ones I run are 42 degree cv shafts. They work. I haven't been easy on them either. My rear shaft has almost no balancing weight left on it from treating rocks as if they are lathe tooling.
 
Should have my HAD 1 ton shaft by the end of this week. He has been making quality stuff for a long long time.
 
I had JE Reel shafts on my last truck. High quality and stout as f... Jesse at HAD has always took time out of his busy day to answer my random questions. Can't go wrong either way.
 
I'm glad CK5 has had great experience with HAD. I did, but it was a long time ago, and I guess the haters on other sites were talking out there ass.

Will edit my previous post as not to spread rumor.
 
There is always gonna be a pain in the ass customer and that's a problem with the Internet. Usually there is more to the story but I always try to take in everything. Usually it's a miscommunication sometimes it's a mess up. Bottom line do some research find the shop that's going to take care of you and/or situation.
 
Have only dealt with HAD once, and was definitely a stand up deal!

I was deployed to Afghanistan and Jesse was running a promo sale for the 4th. I emailed to order a 1350 flange and get a quote for a new front shaft. Of course he needed measurements that I couldn't provide so he told me he would honor the sale price when I returned home. I called him up when I got back and sure enough he hooked me up on the deal as promised. I actually made a larger purchase due to the awesome service I received. That was 3 years ago and the zero issues with the product since then.
 
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