Powertrain Industries and Stock U-Joints

racerdaveMember

Has anyone purchased u-joints for stock half-shafts from Powertrain Industries? They list part number 4151-32 as a Pantera u-joint. Is it the "real deal" or some cobbled-up sleeved joint?

6/13/0910:55 AM

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davidnunnMember

The Powertrain Industries Pantera u-joints have cups that are the correct diameter to fit Pantera half-shafts; however, the crosses are a few "thou" longer than OEM DeTomaso u-joints. To compensate, Powertrain supply their u-joints with snap rings that are a few "thou" thinner than normal. I've heard that these u-joints are from a '70's 2WD Toyota pickup driveshaft but I don't know this for certain.
Dave

6/13/0911:28 AM

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