Hey guys, I'm trying to get prices together for when I get home but I need to find a shop that extends driveshafts. Anyone know of any shops?

 

Might be a bit out of the way, but this is where I got mine done, and he does all the driveline work we need done at Vince's shop.

Prout Garage, Clinton, AR : Reviews and maps - Yahoo! Local

 

Wow, that is a 2hr drive for me. I found a place in N. LR. but I wanted to shop around a little....if I can! lol

 

The one I was going to recommend is here in FSM...which would be close to 3 hrs. I'm pretty sure your not interested in that one either.

 

Well, I suppose if you don't wanna get out of the city into the countryside for a ride you could always try Superior Spring in NLR. I know a couple of guys that went there, and they were happy.

 

I don't mind a ride in the country, but the family will be gone so it is all buisness! lol I will check those guys out, thanks!

 

Which place in North Little Rock? I've had work done at Superior spring down on Broadway. They were pretty good but pricey. I also had a shaft built at that heavy truck place down off of 440 by the river port (can't remember the name). I liked them a lot, but it's been 15 years ago.

 

The place we found is Dynamic Driveline, but I will check Superior out as well.

 

Go to the semi trailer repair shop across the street from Truck Pro in North Little Rock . It's the last exit on the outer loop before the river heading toward the airport.
I wish I could remember the name of the place,( JUst remembered, it's Twin city trailer (501) 568-2185 1220 Baucum Industrial Dr, North Little Rock ) but they do incredible work there on truck driveshafts. I had them build me a custom set of shafts when I installed my 3 speed brownie and they built a set of shafts that are bulletproof ,which was no small feat considering the front one was stretching the limits on length for a single shaft, but he made it stout enough to where it balanced out and worked fine without twisting out, and I tow HEAVY,, the thing looks like it was made for a semi
Their prices on yokes and such are WAY lower than anyone else around ( which adds up to lower priced shafts )