four_by_ken
1/2 ton status
Ok, 1310 u-joints are 1/2 ton and 1350 are 1 ton? I never buy them by the number, just the application.
Dana 60 front uses?
Ken H.
Dana 60 front uses?
Ken H.
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1330 and 1350 u-joint sizes in a driveshaft
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Hmm, changed the post on me did you? /forums/images/icons/smile.gif
1310 are also used on some 1 ton applications. 1330, 1350 and 1410 are also used depending on the year. Dana 60 front is most likely 1310 but may be heavier, again, depending on the year and application.
Hmm, changed the post on me did you? /forums/images/icons/smile.gif
1310 are also used on some 1 ton applications. 1330, 1350 and 1410 are also used depending on the year. Dana 60 front is most likely 1310 but may be heavier, again, depending on the year and application.
four_by_ken
1/2 ton status
Now I have to figure out what the heck I have.
Take measurements?
Each of them uses differant yokes?
I always just ordered a 14 bolt u-joint for a 454 Suburban for the rear and the front was just 3/4 stuff. Now tha tI have the Dana 60, I need to find out.
Since I am building new driveshafts, I want to get the best I can without having to swap out yokes.
Ken H.
Take measurements?
Each of them uses differant yokes?
I always just ordered a 14 bolt u-joint for a 454 Suburban for the rear and the front was just 3/4 stuff. Now tha tI have the Dana 60, I need to find out.
Since I am building new driveshafts, I want to get the best I can without having to swap out yokes.
Ken H.
kpanza
1/2 ton status
My D60 used a 1310, the same as the previous 10 bolt...but I have heard of them also using the larger joints as well...you're best off measuring it or just taking it down to the parts store for direct comparison...
four_by_ken
1/2 ton status
I dont have a front driveshaft, or rear for that matter. The ones I was using in my Jeep will not work. Rear is too short, and the front is for the 10 bolt that was in the Jeep.
Ken H.
Ken H.
You should still be able to test fit the u-joints from the jeep. If it fits that is what you need. Also, yes (my original answer) each joint has a different yoke. For comparison, here are the numbers I have:
Measurements across the yoke (or joint cap to cap, widest point)
1310 - 3.250
1330 - 3.625
1350 - 3.625
1410 - 4.250
Note that the 1330 and 1350 have the same width. The only way to tell the difference is to measure the diameter of the caps.
1330 - either 1.125 or 1.062 depending on year
1350 - 1.188
These measurements are very close and it is easy to get them confused! Be careful.
Measurements across the yoke (or joint cap to cap, widest point)
1310 - 3.250
1330 - 3.625
1350 - 3.625
1410 - 4.250
Note that the 1330 and 1350 have the same width. The only way to tell the difference is to measure the diameter of the caps.
1330 - either 1.125 or 1.062 depending on year
1350 - 1.188
These measurements are very close and it is easy to get them confused! Be careful.
four_by_ken
1/2 ton status
Thanks. This is the kind of stuff I was looking for. Now to find out what I have.
Thanks again.
Ken H.
Thanks again.
Ken H.
