U-joint size?
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This beating around the bush isn't going to get a better or different answer.
Even the AL aam factory shaft uses the 3r/s44 series.
If you are trying to go from 3r in the shaft to 1350 in the end yoke, for a aftermarket diff you would be looking for a neapco 2-1153
3r to 1330 will be joints 5-212 (g) or 5-794 (ng)
I think he asked that question because he didn't understand your answer. After all, for the longest time, I thought the stock joint was a 1310...it took talking to a driveshaft shop and me taking measurements to figure out it was something different.
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Originally Posted by Oldsmobility85
Thanks supershafts your like a driveline text book man.
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Not knowing better, and taking advice from this website, I installed a 1310/1350 conversion u-joint from a stock steel drive-shaft to a Moser 9 inch. Worked fine.
