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Upgrading Dana 60 front axle pinion yoke?

madmike

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For those of you who have upgraded their Dana 60 front axle pinion yokes, which U-joint size did you go from stock, up to? Did you choose a 1350 or 1410 yoke, and why?

I plan on upgrading mine (big block power and air under the tires isn't a good combo for the stock yoke!):doah: Thanks!
 
madmike said:
I plan on upgrading mine (big block power and air under the tires isn't a good combo for the stock yoke!):doah: Thanks!

how do you know that? did ya break it yet? I figure dont fix it until ya break it :haha:

hell im still running my old school 1979 gmc locking hubs which are some funky style where you turn the ENTIRE hub.... Grab old of the entire end and spin :haha:
aint broke.. dont fix it is what I say
 
I have a flange set up on my K10. It is stronger and can run a greater angle. Call Jess at High Angle Driveline and he will fix you up. It is not inexpensive but worth the money imo.
 
I went with the 1410 because it can handle alittle better angle than the 1350 and I was ordering a new shaft from HAD anyway.
 
Just got my front driveshaft from HAD and upgraded to 1410. Better angles so I don't have to shim my D60. 6" of front lift. I also went with the 42 degree CV and it is a monster.
 
Yep went 1410 for the strength over stock and the angle capabilities.

I have killed 2 stock yokes and 1 1310 u-joint.
 
ive got 1350, went with it cuz they are cheaper than 1410, and the local parts store has them instock unlike the 1410's which are special order i believe. i think a 1350 will hold up just fine in the front. im planning on staying with 1350 upfront, and then going 1410 in the rear eventually, when it comes time for the new driveshaft
 
muddybuddy said:
ive got 1350, went with it cuz they are cheaper than 1410, and the local parts store has them instock unlike the 1410's which are special order i believe. i think a 1350 will hold up just fine in the front. im planning on staying with 1350 upfront, and then going 1410 in the rear eventually, when it comes time for the new driveshaft
Yep a 1410 and 1350 are same strength, but the 1410 can handle more angle.
 
Wow, a lot of people went 1410, looks like mostly for angularity reasons. I plan on probably using a HAD driveshaft in the front, unless I can get one made locally, so I think I'll give Jesse a call, and order a yoke from him! Thanks for the great replies!
 
dont mean to hijack but are any guys on here running a 1410 cv for the front driveshaft? I was told by tom when I talked to him that with a 400/205 that there is not enough room to run anything bigger than a 1310 cv up front. This is due to the pan on the 400 being so wide and it wont clear. Is this true? Do I have to have an excuse to run a doubler now?
 
youd almost think that guy knew what he was doing...:rolleyes::D:p:
KidJethro said:
Daaaamn, those are some nice welds on that shaft. :eek1: :haha:
 
I picked up my 1410 yoke at the junkyard :D

For what sizes does the journal size change? I've used lots of Neapco joints in the past - different sizes mind you - but the journals were all the same and the caps could be swapped around. :confused: Does the journal size get bigger with increased cap-size on Spicer joints?
 
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