I haven't used them but I did just get a front driveshaft from Adams driveshaft.

 

I looked at them also. I have a Tom Woods in the front right now. Actually it's the second Tom Woods. The first one had bad vibes, they sent me a second that they balanced closer and it has 90% of the vibes gone.

I was looking into the Denny's because if the ability they have to balance them at the actual rpm they are running on the highway.

 

I have bought a kit from them to rebuild my front driveshaft. I had a needle bearing break on the centering joint and their customer service was excellent.

I would definitely use them again.

 

I have bought a kit from them to rebuild my front driveshaft. I had a needle bearing break on the centering joint and their customer service was excellent.

I would definitely use them again.

^^^ This ^^

 

I've used them for driveshafts in cars and they did a great job with those.
Same with u-joints, they have some good deals sometimes. Worth taking a peak at their website...

 

i used dennys for my cars. really nice work. my only complaint is there were times i called and they had quite a wait.

 

I bought a kit from them to rebuild my rear driveshaft. Ordered online, they shipped it. Nothing bad to say, and I can't comment on their customer service as I never had to interact with a human being throughout the process.

 

My rear shaft is from Denny's. It's at least a decade old. I think I've only changed the UJs once since it's been fitted.

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I was about to go with Denny's but went with an Adam's at the last second... happy with the Adam shaft and T-shirt that came with it, lol

 

I am leaning toward Denny's because they spin them to the rpm that you are running them at when on the expressway. Most places only spin them at 1000-2000 rpm at best.

I get it that if it is balanced perfectly at the low rpm it will be perfect at the higher rpm. That doesn't take into any type of deflection the shaft may have at a higher rpm.

 

Anyone ever use Denny's driveshaft here?

I don't know about their driveshafts, but they make a great western omelet.:shhh:

 

roast and potatoes is a pretty good one too..... With biscuits.

 

They have a kit to rebuilt the double cardon on my front drive shaft that I'll probably pull the trigger on once I get the front shaft off and see if the noise and vibes go away. Seems to be a good price and is all Spicer parts. If I go this route they also have the front Ujoint for a good price.

 

The last time I re-built my front shaft, I went with the complete set they have vs buying individual joints etc from Amazon... it did save a few bucks doing it that way.

 

I have bought some parts from Denny's and have been happy with their service.