Rear-end Yoke question

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ZKDEMON

ZKDEMON

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I am rebuilding a '68 8 3/4 rear-end, 742 case. I am looking for a steel yoke, that has a 1350 u-joint set up. I think years ago spicer made them, I have been trying to find on the internet with no luck. Does anyone know where to find one? I do not want a billet one.
 
Have you tried all the big boys such as Randy's ring and pinion, Moser, Denny's and even a Mopar perf. dealer such as Mancini's?
 
....R u talking about the 1s the Hemi cars had........they have the straps and a nub on each side to locate/keep the u joint from coming out.....I have 2 then, they have a factory part number on them..............kim.......
 
The hemi cars had danas, not 8.75 with a 1350 end yoke. I don't remember the hemi cars having 1350 either. 7290 but not 1350.
 
You might be able to get a spicer 1350 end yoke to fit a 8.75 if you machine it, i don't remember which end yoke it was but it had to be milled on the thru hole and machined on the ground hub.
How much power are you making ?
 
yes I tried all the big boys, I will try contacting spicer. thanks
 
No no.... spicer doesn't make one... They make a end yoke close and a outside shop modifies it like i used to. . . I do not remember the part number that works after it's modified.
 
with help from a fellow Mopar B-body guy I found one at Northern Drivetrain. It is a victory performance part. thanks all!
 
Doesn't Mancini have one in their line of billet steel and aluminum yokes?
I'd recommend those over any OEM style forged unit as they can eventually spread and cause issues in race applications. They have u-bolts also.
 
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