85buggy
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What size and where can I get them. I have a ford Dana 60
A ford no205 a turbo 350 and a srw 14 bolt ?
A ford no205 a turbo 350 and a srw 14 bolt ?
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Advance Adapters has always been good to me.
High Angle Driveline too.
And we have our resident driveline specialist here, John (I think, I'm really bad with names), of Athens drive line. I wouldn't hesitate to give him a phone call. 423-745-6954 (Found on Google)
High Angle Driveline too.
And we have our resident driveline specialist here, John (I think, I'm really bad with names), of Athens drive line. I wouldn't hesitate to give him a phone call. 423-745-6954 (Found on Google)
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Northern Driveline is another good source. I've bought a few yokes from them in the last few years.
slravenel
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honestly...and surprisingly...
Amazon.com
If you have a prime account, you will get it within 1-2 days and the price is almost always the best. A lot of the big brands are on there; and if you know what part you need its pretty tough to beat it. If you need guidance or aren't quite sure what you need; then I would absolutely talk to a pro - HAD is one that has always been recommended to me along with Oliver's Driveshaft up in NC.
I love to support the little guys and the local shops, sure. But there are sometimes when it unfortunately doesn't make a whole lot of sense...sometimes higher prices, way longer wait times, and shipping charges that just add up. Hell, most of the time it is smaller shops on Amazon that I end up buying from anyways. If time is of the essence and you are just needing to finish out a piece...hop on Amazon and see if you can find what you need.
Kinda looses its luster though if you dont have a Prime account though
Amazon.com
If you have a prime account, you will get it within 1-2 days and the price is almost always the best. A lot of the big brands are on there; and if you know what part you need its pretty tough to beat it. If you need guidance or aren't quite sure what you need; then I would absolutely talk to a pro - HAD is one that has always been recommended to me along with Oliver's Driveshaft up in NC.
I love to support the little guys and the local shops, sure. But there are sometimes when it unfortunately doesn't make a whole lot of sense...sometimes higher prices, way longer wait times, and shipping charges that just add up. Hell, most of the time it is smaller shops on Amazon that I end up buying from anyways. If time is of the essence and you are just needing to finish out a piece...hop on Amazon and see if you can find what you need.
Kinda looses its luster though if you dont have a Prime account though
bbtank45
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I worked with Carolina Driveline and was happy, althoug Northern Drivelines finish machining was top notch. Little more $$$
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