D70 rear yolk , need a new one

[big jimmy 91]

OK , we went out for fun today and blew the yolk apart on the Dodge D70 we just installed

Other than losing the caps the u-joint is ok

Now I know I have seen some sort of up-grades for yolks somewhere in my travels over the net

Is there another system that is better than the factory straps and bolts that look so tiny compared to the rest of the driveline

A point in the right direction would be appreciated

Yes I did search but found nothing I could use

 

[metto]

jesse (drivelineman on here) owner of high angle driveline makes a u-bolt yoke for the 70

 

[thatK30guy]

OK , we went out for fun today and blew the yolk apart on the Dodge D70 we just installed

Other than losing the caps the u-joint is ok

Now I know I have seen some sort of up-grades for yolks somewhere in my travels over the net

Is there another system that is better than the factory straps and bolts that look so tiny compared to the rest of the driveline

A point in the right direction would be appreciated

Yes I did search but found nothing I could use

Sorry to be goofy, but I'm not mocking you or anyone else here: when you said you "blew the yolk apart", makes me wonder what do eggs have to do with axles and drivetrain parts. Just funny to read stuff like this.

Now if you want to learn the proper spelling, its actually YOKE. And like I said, I'm not trying to be a dick or mean to you. I guess I'm just "tired" of seeing the spelling of yolk on here when eggs have nothing to do with the axles. Oh well. Sorry to hi-jack your thread.

 

[big jimmy 91]

OH MY GOD

I must be hungry

Eggs you say


Now don't I look silly

 

[thatK30guy]

OH MY GOD

I must be hungry

Eggs you say


Now don't I look silly

You're cool. You've got a sense of humor!

 

[GMC]

Did you have the right u-joint in there? I have a good stock Dodge D70 yoke in the garage.