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Spicer makes it easy to find exactly the right u-joint you need for your application. When it’s time to replace a u-joint due to vehicle maintenance or performance upgrades, use the chart below to identify which u-joint best fits your requirements for load capacity and solid-body versus greaseable.
These universal joint kits use a flat plate welded to the back surface of the bearing cups. Two bolts retain each bearing in the yoke ears. Heavy Duty series using this style are 1610, 1710, 1760, and 1810. Basic reference dimensions required to identify each one are listed below.
Refer to the charts to find your current manufacturer’s part number, and look for the Spicer Select® product that can deliver reliable, Dana-backed performance for your vehicle. Spicer Select ®
View the Dana EZ-ID User Guide →. The illustrations below show appropriate measurements required to identify the most common styles of u-joints. We recommend using a caliper or micrometer to most accurately measure u-joints.
First solve the equation, then use the Equivalent Torque Chart (Fig. 1) page 7, to select the right Series. Secondly make sure the Maximum Start-Up Torque does not exceed the "Short Duration Torque;· as shown on the chart on page 3. Using these guidelines, along with our Maximum Safe Operating Speed Chart 6° @ . ---..... ..... .....
Spicer Life Series® u-joints are head and shoulders above the rest. Superior u-joint design, better lubrication, and a premium sealing package work together to deliver a 30% enhancement to bearing life, versus the competition. While the precision heat-treating, case-hardening, and
Search for your u-joint by dimension. Use the depictions of each style listed below to first determine the style of u-joint you desire. After you find the correct style, use the depiction of the selected style once again to find the measurements of your u-joint.
