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Old 11-02-2018, 07:45 AM   #1
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Re: aftermarket yokes/ujoints

I was going to chime in on this yesterday. I have been using a Mark Williams front yoke with 1350 u joints for nearly 20 years.
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Old 11-04-2018, 03:57 AM   #2
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Re: aftermarket yokes/ujoints

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I was going to chime in on this yesterday. I have been using a Mark Williams front yoke with 1350 u joints for nearly 20 years.
now i will say that i love his yoke setups and the ujoint straps.i just cant fathom dropping over $300 for a yoke. granted its very well worth it.
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now i will say that i love his yoke setups and the ujoint straps.i just cant fathom dropping over $300 for a yoke. granted its very well worth it.

I've exploded a Spicer trans yoke before, it took out my trans tail shaft housing and had to repair the driveshaft (hairline crack I didn't notice until it split next trip to the track), in the long run cost me 2 breakdowns out of town at the track, plus ended up buying that $300 yoke eventually anyway.

So it would have been the better deal to upgrade mine long before it broke and caused other damage, pay once cry once.
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I've exploded a Spicer trans yoke before, it took out my trans tail shaft housing and had to repair the driveshaft (hairline crack I didn't notice until it split next trip to the track), in the long run cost me 2 breakdowns out of town at the track, plus ended up buying that $300 yoke eventually anyway.

So it would have been the better deal to upgrade mine long before it broke and caused other damage, pay once cry once.
what engine/trans setup are you running?
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