1350 driveshaft builder kit
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WOD 1350 Driveshaft Builder Kit
WOD 1350 Driveshaft Builder Kit
WOD 1350 Driveshaft Builder Kit
WOD 1350 Driveshaft Builder Kit
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WOD 1350 Driveshaft Builder Kit

WF03000

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The WOD 1350 Driveshaft Builder Kit is designed for builders who need a strong, reliable driveshaft solution for custom off-road vehicles, Jeeps, trail rigs, rock crawlers, and lightweight buggies. Built using genuine Spicer 1350 driveline components, this DIY driveshaft kit allows fabricators to build a custom-length driveshaft tailored to their vehicle's wheelbase, suspension travel, and drivetrain configuration.

The 1350 series remains one of the most widely used driveline platforms in off-road motorsports because it offers an excellent balance of strength, articulation, weight, and serviceability. The optional 2.5" x .250" wall DOM tubing provides exceptional resistance to dents, torsional twisting, and rock damage while allowing builders to create a driveshaft tailored to their exact application. For complete driveline performance, many builders pair this kit with a WOD 1350 Carrier Bearing Shaft Builder KitsWOD Single Ended Carrier BearingSpicer 1350 Universal Joint & U-Bolt Kit, and matching Spicer 1350 Yoke 1.5" x 10-Spline to create a fully integrated driveline system.

Wide Open Design also offers complete 1410 and 1480 driveline systems for builders requiring additional torque capacity and strength.

Includes

  • (1) Spicer Weld Stub
  • (1) Spicer 1350 Weld Yoke
  • (1) Spicer 1350 Slip Yoke

DOES NOT COME ASSEMBLED – this is a DIY builder kit requiring welding and final fitment.
Note: Tube and U-Joints Optional


Specifications

Specification

Value

U-Joint Series

1350

Tube Size (Optional)

2.5" OD x .250" Wall DOM

Application

Heavy-Duty Off-Road & Performance

Assembly Required

Yes

Installation

Fabricator Installed

Sold As

Builder Kit

Tube Included

Optional

U-Joints Included

Optional

Driveshaft Series Comparison

Specification

1350 Series

1410 Series

1480 Series

Common Use

Jeeps, Trail Rigs, Lightweight Buggies

Rock Crawlers, Ultra4 Cars, Rock Bouncers

Extreme Horsepower Buggies, Mega Trucks

Bearing Cap Diameter

1.188"

1.188"

1.375"

U-Joint Width

3.625"

4.188"

4.188"

Relative Strength

Good

Better

Best

Driveline Shock Load Capacity

Moderate

High

Extreme

Common Tire Sizes

Up to 40"

40"-43"

43"+

Typical Horsepower Range*

Up to 600 HP

600-900 HP

900+ HP

Articulation Capability

Excellent

Excellent

Good

Weight

Lightest

Moderate

Heaviest

*Actual capacity depends on vehicle weight, gearing, tire size, driving style, and overall driveline design.


Fitment

Recommended Vehicle Applications

Vehicle Type

Recommended Series

Jeep TJ

1350

Jeep LJ

1350

Jeep JK

1350 or 1410

Jeep JL

1350 or 1410

Trail Rig

1350

Recreational Rock Crawler

1350

Lightweight Buggy

1350

Overland Vehicle

1350

UTV Conversion

1350

Trail Buggy

1350

Ultra4 Sportsman Car

1350

Common Applications

  • Front Driveshafts
  • Rear Driveshafts
  • Jeep Driveline Upgrades
  • Custom Driveshaft Builds
  • Rock Crawlers
  • Trail Rigs
  • Off-Road Buggies
  • Multi-Piece Driveshaft Systems
  • Custom Chassis Vehicles

Tech Insight

What U-joints work with this driveshaft kit?

This kit is designed around standard 1350 series universal joints. We recommend genuine Spicer 1350 Universal Joint & U-Bolt Kits for maximum durability and performance.

Is this driveshaft kit assembled and ready to install?

No. This is a DIY builder kit intended for experienced fabricators. Final tube cutting, fitment, welding, balancing, and assembly are required.

What tube size is recommended?

Most off-road builders choose 2.5" OD x .250" wall DOM tubing because it provides excellent strength and durability in harsh off-road environments.

Is a 1350 driveshaft strong enough for rock crawling?

Yes. The 1350 series is commonly used in Jeeps, trail rigs, recreational rock crawlers, Ultra4 Sportsman vehicles, and lightweight buggies. It provides an excellent balance of strength and driveline angle capability.

What other components are commonly used with this kit?

Most builders pair this kit with:

Should I choose a 1350, 1410, or 1480 driveshaft?

A 1350 driveline is ideal for most Jeeps, trail rigs, and recreational off-road vehicles. Builders running larger tires, heavier vehicles, or higher horsepower combinations may benefit from a 1410 or 1480 driveline system.


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