How strong is a 1350 u-joint?

2,200 lb-ft
The 1350 U-joint is rated for 2,200 lb-ft (minimum elastic limit) of torque. While the 1310 series, the stock size for most Jeeps, is rated for 1,600 lb-ft of torque.”

What size is a 1350 u-joint?

Outside Lock U-Joints by Series

What is the difference between a 1310 and 1350 u-joint?

The 1310 series joint is what you would expect to find stock in most Jeep or small trucks. A 1350 series joint/shaft is what you might find in many full size trucks. While it’s not 100% accurate, you could say that a 1310 is a “half ton” joint and a 1350 is a “one ton joint”.

Are all 1350 U joints the same?

Standard u-joints sizes are classified by series, with each series having specific cap diameter and overall joint width. Typically speaking, a higher series number translates to a stronger joint….Understanding U-Joints.

How much horsepower can a 1350 U Joint handle?

In most applications a cast pinion-yoke is usually strong enough to handle up to 800 hp. That number has some fudge room, though, as a lightweight car with street tires and 800 hp will put less strain on the yokes than a 4,000-pound Chevelle with slick and 500 horses.

How do I know what size U joint?

The width of the joint is measured across the ends of the caps as shown for outside locks. Inner lock type joints should be measured from the outer side of the lock groove.

How much horsepower can a 1350 u-joint handle?

Does driveshaft increase horsepower?

The fact is, while you can’t gain horsepower through the driveshaft, you can certainly lose it. BalanceAnytime you increase the power output of a stock engine and subsequently increase the speed at which the engine operates, you need to look at driveshaft balance.

What is the strongest driveshaft?

There are three factors that make a driveshaft strong; material, diameter, and u-joint size. In terms of material, steel and thicker walls will be the strongest choice, though there are obvious drawbacks with the added weight.

Can you drive with bad U joints?

A car with a bad U-joint will break down in a few hundred miles at the maximum. But if you have a bad U-joint and you are having a transmission fluid leakage, you should not drive your car since the U-joint may break down anytime and will cause damage to the brake line, drive shaft, transmission line and other parts.

What sound does a bad u-joint make?

clunking sound
A bad u-joint can cause a clunking sound or jerkiness while driving, particularly when letting off of and pressing the accelerator. A bad u-joint can also cause vibration at certain speeds, emanating from the center or rear of the vehicle. If a u-joint is excessively worn, there’s an easy test you can perform.

Why is the Spicer U-joint kit 1350 series?

Spicer U-joint Kit, 1350 Series. Spicer parts are engineered to ensure longer life for vehicles in a wide variety of applications. That’s because Spicer parts are manufactured to the exact standards and specifications as Original Equipment parts.

What’s the difference between 1310 and 1330 you joints?

U-Joint sizes change based on two factors, the overall width of the cross and the diameter of the caps. Larger caps result in a stronger joint, while a larger cross will usually allow for more misalignment. For example, both 1310 and 1330 U-joints use 1.062″ diameter caps, however, the 1330 is .406″ wider and allows for more misalignment.

What do you need to know about U-joints?

More Details » Description: This joint is used to convert a 1350 series joint to a 1410 series joint. These are maintenance free so there is no zerk fitting that creates a weak point in the cross. Description: Kit includes: 4 caps 4 snap rings 4 O-rings 4 zerk fittings. This is for ONE joint only!!

When to use a 1410 series Super joint?

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