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Driveshaft part numbers and info

The Luke

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Thought someone else might find this helpful.

Since I'm building a driveshaft for the Jeep I thought I'd go ahead and switch over the u joint to a full 1350 instead of a 1310-1350 joint. The stock front Cherokee shafts I'm using have a slip and stub of 1.375" and 16 spl. I looked it up, they have a 1350 that's a direct swap(googled the part number and found on eBay for $65). Orrr I can go ahead and swap to a 1410 and extend the driveshaft a hair while I'm in there to make up for the 1.5" shorter yoke. I just need to measure the existing travel to verify that it will work. I know I can order a full shaft, or do a square tube driveshaft. But this is another option for those that might want to go that route.

https://www.neapcocomponents.com/images/catalogs/2017_driveline_catalog_9901153.pdf[/URL]
 
Re: Driveshaft part numbers and info

The link doesn't work.

That's good info; I might have to go that route when I build another front shaft.
 
athensdriveline said:
Athens Driveline were your Neapco Dealer 423-745-6954


There ya go. Y'all could have saved me all kinds of time searching and doing homework
 
If you need a 2 piece shaft. The rear shaft from a crew cab superduty is great. All 1410 with a carrier bearing. Front half of the rear is perfect for a 2 door jeep front case to hanger/carrier bearing. No need to cut.
 
RustyC said:
If you need a 2 piece shaft. The rear shaft from a crew cab superduty is great. All 1410 with a carrier bearing. Front half of the rear is perfect for a 2 door jeep front case to hanger/carrier bearing. No need to cut.

God I love these nuggets. Thank you for sharing ! Junkyard4Lyfe !!!
 
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