[ChadLloyd]

OK, I Searched and got this thread:

conversioin u joint thread

SO I got NAPA part number 348. My question is if anyone knows the part number for the spicer version of this joint? The reason why I ask is that the person who wants this information lives in a remote location, I'm not sure he has a NAPA, I think all he has is a canadian tire, so the only thing they know how to go by is 'application?' - usually asked by a slack jawed, bored, spaced out teenager severely lacking in motivation (at minimum wage, can you blame them?). Anyway, I'm just trying to get as much information as possible to get him hooked up.

FYI, he is trying to hook his stock TJ front driveshaft to a Ford HP60 front axle he's swapped in, it has a 1350 yoke on it, I believe.

Thanks for any help.

Regards,

Chad

 

[rockhog]

Factory yoke on my HP60 was 1330joint. I am running a spicer 1310/1330 conversion joint on it. Not sure of the part number.PM crackhead on the board. He works at driveline service.

 

[Blatant]

I guess I'm crazy, but I thought conversion joints only jumped one "size" at a time; i.e., 1310/1330, 1330/1350, etc.
dion

 

[ChadLloyd]

I doubt that you're crazy, but I do know these exist - I have one in the back of mine. I just need the numbers so that hopefully there is some way to cross reference it where my buddy is.

 

[porc]

dana spicer part number is 5-460X 1310 - 1350, i run one myself
later
bobby

 

[ChadLloyd]

thanks for the info guys, I will pm crack head to get that part number.

I assumed it was 1350/1310 because that is what I run with my 14 bolt, but I suppose it could be 1330/1310. I will make sure he takes all relevant parts and/or measurements with him to ensure he gets the right joint.

Chad

 

[Blatant]

Cool. I learned something today.
d

 

[ChadLloyd]

Crackhead's email address did not work for me, so if anyone knows the spicer part number for the 1310/1350 joint, I'd sure like to hear it. Thanks.

 

[TNToy]

Crackhead's email address did not work for me, so if anyone knows the spicer part number for the 1310/1350 joint, I'd sure like to hear it. Thanks.

Isn't that what PORC posted 4 posts up?

 

[Rock Taxi]

Is there a 1310-1410 conversion joint?

Ed

 

[Imkunfused]

Is there a 1310-1410 conversion joint?

Ed

Never heard of one when i was working at a driveline shop.. but stranger things have happened

 

[ChadLloyd]

Isn't that what PORC posted 4 posts up?

DOH! Yes, you are quite right, what I MEANT to say is I could still use the 1310/1330 part number, sorry. Thanks for helping me clear that up.

 

[Bushwhacker]

1310-1330 part numbers are:

Dan5134x or 5-134x or 1-0134 at Advance

 

[ChadLloyd]

Thanks!

 

[flatbelly7]

there definatly is a "Bastard" u-joint for 1310 to 1350. But, everyone that i have used has not fit just right. Could be because I just got the NAPA specials though. can't go wrong with spicers much better product.
jim

 

[mj]

I say get measuring, I do not think a 1350 was a stock yoke in a d60f
I used a ford 1330 in my last one to upgrae from the chev 1310
easier to change the yoke in his case to a common 1310 from a chev
or barring that change the slipyoke on the shaft to the ford

 

[ChadLloyd]

I told him to take both the driveshshaft yoke and diff yoke with him to make sure he gets the right one, and let him know that the opinion of the board was the diff was 1330, not 1350, plus all the part numbers from this thread, so he is armed with as much info as I can give. I also believe it'd be better to change the yoke, but he wants to go this route, for whatever reason.

 

[pcorssmit]

I'm with mj on this one, for this application it should be real easy to swap either the yolk or the slip on the driveshaft; conversion joints are a PITA to find if you need them, and get expensive pretty quick. Ask me how I know. :flipoff2:

Pete

 

[ASH]

A better way to convert your driveline would be to get a 3-3-2591kx and a 5-799x.

Andy

 

[ALLSOUTH]

1330/1310

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