Which yoke for 9"
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If you want to reuse the driveshaft use a ford motorsport yoke M-4851-A and a spicer u-joint # 5-212X it's a 1330 series to a 3147x mechanics conversion and I use it all the time.
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How does the 1330 compare with the 1350? noticable different? Im getting my rear brakes from ford motorsports and they have the yoke (1330) and a converson joint.
Yoke http://www.oemfordparts.com/PartDeta...bCategoryID=26
Joint http://www.oemfordparts.com/PartDeta...bCategoryID=26
Is this pretty much the same joint your talking about?
Yoke http://www.oemfordparts.com/PartDeta...bCategoryID=26
Joint http://www.oemfordparts.com/PartDeta...bCategoryID=26
Is this pretty much the same joint your talking about?
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But you are using your stock f-body driveshaft right? Your gm driveshaft is a inside snap ring Mechanics Spicer part # 5-3147X and the 1330 ford is an outside snap ring. The link you provided is correct for the yoke but not the u-joint.
The 1350 u-joint is much larger and will handle alot of abuse, but the 1330 is still good to 600 rwhp.
The 1350 u-joint is much larger and will handle alot of abuse, but the 1330 is still good to 600 rwhp.