Where do I get Spicer U-joints?

[AJMBLAZER]

Spicer is generally thought of as higher quality than the parts store variety. That and the parts store ones are all built to the specs of the older, weaker joint than the newer, stronger 5-760x.

 

[jonathon]

Like I said, ass end of nowhere 40 miles from the nearest freeway and 3 hours from the nearest big city. The idea is universally, "where else are you going to get it?"

Everythingy is either out of stock, hard to get, or expensive.

Sounds like where I am at now(Long Beach, WA). Everything is rinky dink since the nearest towns with more than a few thousand people are a good 2 hours away. At least there is Costco, and I don't live here.

 

[AJMBLAZER]

Yeah. I grew up 20 minutes away from Grand Rapids, MI with something like over a million people in it's region...you can get just about anything within a 45 minute drive.

Then I lived in San Diego for most of 4 years...anything within minutes (unless the freeway's backed up).

I then went back to the Grand Rapids area for several years and then for some god-unknown reason I moved up here to nowhere's ville and bought a house...oh...a woman was involved in that...

 

[wazzabie]

I don't think Spicer is the best but they are as good if not OEM. Much better then cheaper stuff.

 

[AJMBLAZER]

cheapest I've found, havn't ordered yet but probably will soon.

Action Machine ended up being the cheapest by a few bucks. DTS was close but would have charged me MI sales tax since we're in the same state and another one was a few bucks more overall.