Spicer U-Joint Part # Help!
05-04-2011, 08:20 AM
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Spicer U-Joint Part # Help! I've been through the searches but keep coming up with different answers.
I'm going to order them on ebay for around 18 bucks a pop shipped.
Are they the safe front and rear? And what is the part number.
Auto 98 ls1, factory drive shaft.
Thanks!
I'm going to order them on ebay for around 18 bucks a pop shipped.
Are they the safe front and rear? And what is the part number.
Auto 98 ls1, factory drive shaft.
Thanks!
05-04-2011, 05:35 PM
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i have been wondering the same. i cant find the spicer's locally, and want the sealed ones. im going to be using the ls1 alum driveshaft and the lt1 auto yoke. i cant seem to find the correct part number anywhere. help on this is appreciated
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05-06-2011, 06:50 AM
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So doing something SMART is stupid.
Did you not read what the op said.
People like you have problems.
It would be the smartest thing that could be done.
The idea of these forums are to help, make something easier and have definitive answers.
Not umpteen posts with misinformation and then in those posts 1 right answer and several guesses.
If this particular topic was a FAQ this poster could have opened it and had relief rather than hope someone answered it correctly. Pay attention to the time he had to wait for that answer, what if he was renting a lift ?
Which i see you missed that point also.
That answer was from another member with the same question.
Just proving my point there mr. day late, so again, this topic should be made a FAQ
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Did you not read what the op said.
I've been through the searches but keep coming up with different answers.
It would be the smartest thing that could be done.
The idea of these forums are to help, make something easier and have definitive answers.
Not umpteen posts with misinformation and then in those posts 1 right answer and several guesses.
If this particular topic was a FAQ this poster could have opened it and had relief rather than hope someone answered it correctly. Pay attention to the time he had to wait for that answer, what if he was renting a lift ?
Which i see you missed that point also.
welp, got the answer from a local vendor.
Just proving my point there mr. day late, so again, this topic should be made a FAQ
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05-12-2011, 08:23 AM
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I don't think you know what the hell you are talking about. My post was to you, NOT to the OP.
And people like you are crybabies.
And you haven't contributed anything to this thread, so I fail to see why you chose to post in it. It makes it even worse when i'm sure you know this info right off the top of your head but choose to withhold the information and bitch instead.
Drama queen.
Want to put together a FAQ post? Then make one, and we can stick it at the top of the section. If you aren't willing to do it, then why keep bringing it up?
And people like you are crybabies.
Drama queen.
Want to put together a FAQ post? Then make one, and we can stick it at the top of the section. If you aren't willing to do it, then why keep bringing it up?
