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Old 02-11-2007, 09:16 PM   #1
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U-joint for 1LE to 1350 series yoke
I am looking for a u-joint to install in my 1LE shat & go to a 1350 series on the yoke side. I did a Google search & found an old post stating a 3-3140 Neapco would do it but I want to make sure.

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The GM yokes use what's called a 3R u-joint. A 3R to 1350 u-joint should be part number 2-1153
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The aluminum shaft has a 1310 yoke, IIRC.
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Then a 1310/1350 combination u-joint is a Spicer 5-460X

Other part numbers

5-460X - Spicer
K460 - Rockford
348 - Precise
240-0358 - Napa
3-3140 - Neapco

Take your pick. Write all these numbers down and go to your local auto parts store.
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