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Re: Trans update ***pictures*** [Re: Mr.Yuck] #1007649
06/07/11 12:33 PM
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If you run grease joints make certain that the web with the joint is in compression, not being pulled away


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Re: Trans update ***pictures*** [Re: Streetwize] #1007650
06/07/11 01:15 PM
06/07/11 01:15 PM
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Brookeville, Md
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I'm using Spicer U-joints...Aren't they pretty good?

Re: Trans update ***pictures*** [Re: Mr.Yuck] #1007651
06/07/11 10:42 PM
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denny's drive shaft made a shaft for me & said to run solid joints. greaseable joints are rifel drilled thus are weaker. makes sense don't it. i did break a greaseable joint once. that was enough for me. stay safe, seeya.

Re: Trans update ***pictures*** [Re: Mr.Yuck] #1007652
06/07/11 11:18 PM
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are u using solid u-joints??




no should I be?




I run solid u joints. When I had my drive shaft cut and rebuilt, the shop owner told me that solids are at least 3 times stronger than an equal sized grease-able joint.




The u-joint didn't break the cap fell off...I guess maybe the clip broke or something. The joint looks fine except for the missing cap and some marks from the loop


Which end did the cap come off on? I had a cup come out on the pinion shaft joint on the starting line It ended up that I had spread the new Spicer forged steel rear pinion yoke apart It didn't look like anything was wrong to start with, once I tried to install a new U joint I found that one cup on the pinion yoke a tiny bit loose Just enough to let the interior keeper pop off


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Re: Trans update ***pictures*** [Re: Cab_Burge] #1007653
06/08/11 08:18 AM
06/08/11 08:18 AM
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Brookeville, Md
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"Which end did the cap come off on? I had a cup come out on the pinion shaft joint on the starting line It ended up that I had spread the new Spicer forged steel rear pinion yoke apart It didn't look like anything was wrong to start with, once I tried to install a new U joint I found that one cup on the pinion yoke a tiny bit loose Just enough to let the interior keeper pop off"

Front u-joint right behind the trans is the one that lost a cap. I'm guessing the keeper snaped off when I got out of the throttle and that's when it all started coming apart.

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