Reply to "Pantera History - The Making of Spicer Halfshafts..."

joules"Racing is Life, anything before or after is just waiting" - Steve McQueen

The main reason the Spicer half shafts were popular is because at one time they were cheaper than replacement u-joints for the stock units. That is not the case anymore and the stock units are pretty much bulletproof as long as they didn't have the workaround Hall smaller u-joint and shims installed, which can spin in the housings and prematurely wear the shafts.

If you need half shafts I have a couple set kicking around from CV axle upgrades.

Julian

6/23/165:41 AM

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