9" conversion u-joint
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gonna be getting a 9" with the 1350 yoke need to know what the part number for the u-joint is to use the stock driveshaft to make it work need to know asap thanks alot !
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Typically, a Napa 447 conversion u joint is what is needed to use with the factory driveshaft, to match it up with a 1350 yoke. With the Moser 9 inch, the driveshaft will be one inch too short. Many people never have a problem, but several people picked up a vibration due to the driveshaft being too short. The longer yoke that has been posted above will take care of the problem, although the factory aluminum and steel driveshafts are prone to breakage. I've seen them turn into a pretzel on the starting line, and they normally take out the exhaust and put holes in the floor before they quit spinning. This happened to my car with an aftermarket driveshaft, I then went to a PST 3.5 inch aluminum driveshaft that uses a 1350/1350 u joint, and I have never had to worry about the driveshaft since then. Here is a link to the PST driveshaft. http://www.exoticperformanceplus.com....html?item=541
GOOD LUCK, Johnny
GOOD LUCK, Johnny