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bill haab
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posted 04-06-2003 02:43 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for bill haab        Reply w/Quote
currie asking 1310 or 1330 or 1350. short or long on all size. what size should i go with. thank's

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posted 04-06-2003 03:44 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for Moneymaker        Reply w/Quote
Depends on your drive shaft and current universal joint????

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bill haab
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posted 04-06-2003 04:45 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for bill haab        Reply w/Quote
I HAVE NO DRIVE SHAFT YET. I'M WAITING ON A T56. AND WANT TO BUY MY REAR END TO ROLL IN AND OUT. SO I WANT TO GET MY NEW ONE.

bill haab
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posted 04-06-2003 05:39 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for bill haab        Reply w/Quote
I WILL MATCH MY DRIVE SHAFT UP WITH THE REAR END I GUESS ? SO WHAT YOKE WOULD YOU BUY.

afret
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posted 04-06-2003 07:08 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for afret        Reply w/Quote
For a serious racing the 1350 yoke is probably the way to go. The 1330 is OK for most street/strip cars. I think the old Ford muscle cars (CJ, Boss, etc.) came with N-cases with short 1330 yokes and Daytona pinion supports. I remember a chart showing recommended torque ratings in ft-lbs (I think) for the different yokes: 1310 - 400 continous torque, 800 short duration torque, elastic limit (breaking point) 1600; 1330 - 550 continuous, 1000 short duration, elastic limit 1875; 1350 - 680 continuous, 1240 short duration, elastic limit 2260.

bill haab
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posted 04-06-2003 07:57 PM     Click Here to See the Profile for bill haab        Reply w/Quote
THANK' FOR THE INFO.

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