1350 "Yoke"

SHINTON

SHINTON

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Triad area of NC
Not sure of the terminology here but I am looking at swapping in a 1350 Yoke on my 9", and thus will need a new "yoke" on the end of my driveshaft.

My current yoke on the driveshaft is a 1310...slides off nicely...so my question is where/what is a good source of the 1350 driveshaft "yokes" (The smaller end, about 10" long or so, slides onto the splines of the dshaft...not sure I am using the right terminology)

Look for? 3/4 or 1 ton trucks and vans or? I have heard they are a dime/dzn, just need to know what I am looking for at the junkyard.

Sam
 
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Well, the red circle shows the piece on the dshaft and you can see the YOKE on the 9" in the background.

Adding an antiwrap bar would obviously help too!! :flipoff2:
 
It's also a yoke... DS slip yoke end, etc.
 
Oliver,s Drive Shaft in WS should have what you need in stock, if not he can get it in a couple of days.
 
What I am looking for is...say, "They are in "most" one ton trucks, etc" In other words to get the dshaft part should I just snag they yoke off any 1 ton and it will likely work? (Number of splines pretty universal on the dshaft?)

The more I think about it, I might as well spend a bit and get the 1350 instead of spending cash for another 1310? (The flip side to this is get another 1310 and then weld up what I have as a trail spare, just good enough to get back off the trail)

Sam
 
I run Universal Auto in Concord just looking at the picture it looks like you have a shaft with a 16 spline that is 1.5" O.D ---- that would be a spicer # 3-3-488KX (1350) I keep em in stock new for---- $48.34 along w/ u-joints.
It's called a slip yoke, and the one on the rear end is called a pinion yoke.

give me a shout 704-721-3319
Josh
 
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