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02-02-2010 #1
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Steering U-joints
I just found these and figured I'd post it up in case anyone is looking for U-joints. I was having troubles finding short u-joints...
http://woodwardsteering.com/images/s...l%20joints.pdf
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02-02-2010 #2
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woodward makes really good stuff!
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it looks like they have some really nice looking stuff
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Wait til you see his steering racks in person!
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TCP uses his pinion and servo for the mustang racks.
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Those look like some really nice joints. I use Borgeson joints but the Woodward joints look to be some really nice pieces. All some great joints. JR
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Wow, great selection too!
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This is one of those times that Im vindicated in my hate for the phrase "You get what you pay for" Those are top notch joints for $20 -$30 less than other offerings...
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I don't see any GM double D shaft support on their catalog. I was thinking about using come CPP joints and a Borgeson collapsible shaft. Those Woodward joints look better than the CPP ones, but I'd want to use some sort of collapsible shaft.
Has anyone used these?
http://www.classicperform.com/NewPro...t_U-Joints.htm'69 Chevelle - LQ4/T56
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i bought a cpp one back in dec and the quality looks really good. not sure they would compare though.
anyone call about the lack of a 1" DD?Tim
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