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Yes you need to run the big rubber seal like this one in the pic. here. You need to try to get the stub shaft tight up against the spindle by shimming the outer snap rings on the stub shaft. I would not use that goop i would use grease like it calls for. If you ever have any questions you can...

Cool thanks.:awesomework:

WRONG all of our u-joints and everything else is made in the US.

Nice WORK mister, looks jood.

Not true Marfields are made by EMPI same as Trail Gears. They are made in China. Only ours are made in the US. . We can't compete with there prices.

Thats not a good idea you lose contact area and that makes the weak link weaker.

Not true. Yukon an Superior sends us R/P once an while that guys have been breaken them so we can cryo them for some of there hard driving customers. They said its OK and will not hurt the warranty.

Yes cryo does help with the right materail. We test some stock axles an put them in the machine after cryoing them and it did help. Some materal like the stock output shaft didn't help. We heat treat R/P an then cryo them this realine the moleculel . We do these for drag cars for guys that were...

Very nice work mister.

Yes or anti - coning rings.

Yes your right on the silicone. Some guys wanted to use it but you don't need to. Your weld doesn't need to air tight if you think about it. The tire seats on the out side of the rim. We went with G.5 3/8 24 bolts thats all you need, and it is much easyer than 32 bolts. I think our 3/8 bolts are...

Nice CLEAN work mister.:awesomework:

Looking good JP nice job.:awesomework:

Nice job mister looks good.:awesomework:

Looking good nice work mister.:awesomework:

Nice job mister i like your door bars.:awesomework:

Yes a grinder works good for that. Maybe it's time for Longfields.

Its a casting not a forging ,i read to much of this and had forging was on my mind sorry i'll change it.

I looked at all this the other day and i took a knuckle down to the place that heat treats our 300m u-joints and test metal for us. Pacific Metallurgical They said it was a type of casting about 48 rock well hardness. It is weldable if preheated. I have welded them before with good luck.

Yes JP get pics. on here are they painted.?