Hey everyone I have to do my u joints I did them like 3 years ago and put on "off road" ones. I'm not happy about them breaking all ready. Have any of u tried the heavy duty Dana Spicer ones? They are reasonably priced but I don't know if they are worth it. If not, what are you using how long have they lasted and how much did you pay?

 

Spicer is the way to go!

 

I have the Spicer ones. I got the greasable version. I have had no issues with them.

 

Thanks you guys, and yeah defiantly greaseable ones would be best. Anyone else wanna chime in?

 

getting to strong of a ujoint will cause more costly thing to break ...just keep that in mind i run greaseable spicers

 

i have some autozone ones that are greasable and they hold up fine. grease regularly and more often if you run through water often.

 

these worked well for me also

 

Cool thanks guys

 

Can you send me a link to the greaseable ones? I can't seem to find them

Or if you could give me a part number that would be very helpful

 

most likely find them cheaper if ya look.....http://www.jeep4x4center.com/univers...126638s-g.html

 

Thanks!

 

hey chick, i have an account at the jobber and can get parts at garage rates plus 10%. (almost half of msrp)
i can look into the costs of any or all that you are interested in, as long as they are available by the supplier.

but you'd have to come to guelph to get em...

 

Hey Chick. Here is the info you asked for
U-Joint - Front Driveshaft at Front AxlePart Number: PUJ 280
Product Line: Precision Ujoints
IMPORTANT INFO: Greasable Super Strength U-Joint
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Hey again. It appears that I didn't get Spicer. I got Precision from NAPA. These are also made in the U.S.A.