DS Carnage @ Lonestar Motorsports Park last night

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Old 09-27-2010, 08:59 PM
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i was rite behind u to in the lanes and witnessed the carnanage lol and helped with the pushing.. this is one of the reasons i brought my car on msydows trailer lol we brought 4 fbodys and a tt cobra so i figured somebody would break but we got lucky this time.
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Haha, I guess thats what I need, or just a spare transmission and drive shaft for the time being, yea that's probably more efficient, haha.

Got another DS and the u-joint wont work with my 12-bolt pinion.

I hadn't even thought about different pinions. Anyone know a P/N for one that will work with the stock DS and 12 bolt pinion?
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i think u need a 1310 to 1350 combination u joint.. and i think the part number for the napa one is 240-0447
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Originally Posted by bowtieguy72
i was rite behind u to in the lanes and witnessed the carnanage lol and helped with the pushing.. this is one of the reasons i brought my car on msydows trailer lol we brought 4 fbodys and a tt cobra so i figured somebody would break but we got lucky this time.
I think you are the guy my buddys and I were talking to...y'all were laughing about my stock 160,000 mile 4l60....but hey she gave me a 1.67 short time that night..
Old 09-28-2010, 05:16 AM
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yup that was me, you said that it was touched by the hands of god lol it must be to still be hangin in there
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Thanks guys, friggin ridiculously more expensive for the conversion joint versus the standard 1310 u-joint, haha. I'm such a tight ***.
Old 09-28-2010, 08:54 AM
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which one did you get? i think i paid like 15 bucks for it at O'Really
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The only part number I found floating around the web was PAJ 447 @ Napa. They want $35 for it. I cannot seem to bypass the "select your vehicle" options on the automotive websites like O'Reilly's, Autozone, or Advanced. I am guessing I will just call them to tell them I need the 1310 to 1350 and see what those goons can do.
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hang on bro ill get you the pn
Old 09-28-2010, 09:33 AM
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I found one, Precision 348. Some thread from back in 2004 on another forum, haha. When I called for the availability of that P/N, I started off by asking for a conversion u-joint, he was lost. By the end of the conversation, he still didn't know what I was talking about.

If you find another P/N let me know, as they require a deposit of (1) Arm, (1) Leg and Your first born for the ball joint press tool.
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precision #447

and use a soft hammer and a vice
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Hmm, two different P/N's. That's odd. I am guessing maybe one and greasable and the other is not.

Yea, I have used the other methods with a c-clamp and over sized socket and a hammer and a vice, but with that tool, it takes a matter of seconds. At least I get it all back.
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Figured it out, OE steel drive shafts need the 447 while the OE aluminum drive shafts need the 348.

http://www.injuneer.com/Strange12.html
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didnt see why in there? that be the case, ive got the wrong one lol
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I honestly don't know anymore. Napa's site says a 447 is Saginaw 44 to Spicer 1350 u joint, and a 348 is Spicer 1310 to Spicer 1350, but other people, places, posts, etc also say the other way around, stuff about 3R, yada, yada, yada. I may just buy both the 447 and 348 and figure it out.

Do you have a Strange or Moser 12 bolt?
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moser, the yoke on mine is for a 1350 and i was told stock size was the 1310. this is the first ive heard anything different, thats why im interested lol
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Thats what I heard too, but the 447 P/N is 1344/1350 and 348 is 1310/1350 u joint, according to Summit and Napa.

I think 1344 is the same as Saginaw 44, it would make sense anyway.

Napa 447 Summit 447

Napa 348 Summit 348
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ill get my turbo setup finished up, bolt my ET Drags on and well find out for sure.


seems the sizes are close enough that it would not necissarily be obvious which was right or wrong if you only have one to look at, but i went to the track on this joint so i think its ok, 1.75 60's
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I am not pretty sure the proper number is 447, which is NOT a 1310 u joint. It is a conversion for 3R/Saginaw 44/1344 to 1350. We will find out for sure tonight though, haha.
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works for me lol



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