Reply to "U-Joint Recommendations"

nhpanterageorgeFormerly Geoshanna

Thank you all for your input. I do believe these are the stock half shafts and U-Joints. I check them at the beginning of the driving season for play and such and grease. It gave me no warning prior to breaking. No vibration or noise. Just let go pulling away from the stop sign.
The end caps have the snap rings and no signs of spot welds. I'll post some pictures tonight so you can take a look at them.

Thanks again guys!
Joining this group was one of the best things I've done. (2nd to buying a Pantera)

George

9/21/104:42 AM

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