RE: U-joint or Yoke ?

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I believe that's the joint I used when I swapped the 65 rear into my 64 
Polara, but mine came from Carquest, so it wasn't even a Mopar. While my 
motor is quite tired, I have thrashed on it numerous times without any 
noise, that includes a few trips sideways and even doing a couple near 
doughnuts, so I'd say it's pretty stout. A Mopar is probably even 
stronger.
Jeff
Douglas J wrote:
> 
> 
> 
> I'm currently building a later model 8 3/4 rear for my '63 Sport Fury.  
> I 
> assume the yoke on the original rear isnt going to work in the newer 
> one. 
> (489 housing, 29 spline 7290 yoke).  I'm wondering if the Mopar U-joint 
> which adapts the 7260 drive shaft to the 7290 yoke is a good piece, or 
> am I 
> better off getting a 29 spline 7260 yoke (much more expensive)?  Anyone 
> had 
> experience with this U-joint ?
> 
> Jake
> 
> 63 Sport Fury Convertible
> 64 NewYorker
> 04 Dakota Sport
> 
> 



Jeff Adams
64 Polara

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