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Posted: 05/28/08
07:32 AM
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Would like to see a break down on u-joints. I have worked in the auto repair industry for 10 years and have never had 1310 or 1350 as a part number for u-joints. I would like to see an article on what those numbers mean and what size they represent.
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SnoMan
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Posted: 05/28/08
09:43 AM
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1310 and 1350 is a a name for a after market series of replacement joints. For example the 1310 is a replacement for a Spicer part # 5-153X
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Posted: 05/28/08
05:08 PM
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ok so this is a spicer part number system. after knowing that crossing numbers should be easy.
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SnoMan
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Posted: 05/28/08
06:18 PM
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Yes, I have no direct cross for a 1350. (that I have found anyway)
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