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DadTruck
 Post subject: made in USA universals
PostPosted: Tue Jan 24, 2012 1:10 pm 
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ordered a set of Precision Super Strength drive shaft universals through RockAuto,, pleasantly surprised when the Precision box that they came in was also marked Federal Mogul and made in the USA


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Sometimes with the precision 246 U joints I find that they are a snug fit on the bearing cap retainer rings (which is a good thing..) sometimes you need to file a bit on the inner part of the driveshaft ears (not on the circular part that you press the bearing caps through, but on the 2 1/8 dimension ) to get the bearing cup retaining rings to fit /seat correctly.


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the Precision 246's I bought are for the 83 D-150,, are you saying the 246 also fits A body drive shafts?
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Probably a 7260 joint John. :D

For the most part Mopar has only used 3. 7260, 7290, and 1350.

Somewhere online there is a page with all the cross-over numbers. I used to have it bookmarked, but lost it. :cry:

Greg, Precision is about the only joint I ever had to do that with. Their dimensions seem just a tick off. :shock:

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They Fit ALOT OF JUNK!


http://www.summitracing.com/parts/PCN-2 ... refilter=1

Anything with 2 1/8" u joints aka Small mopar u joints.

Losta stuff had them

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SZ and GO,,,
thanks, that is all good-to-know-info
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