Best U-Joints to buy

Nic · Nov 16, 2014

I got a mild vibration only under a load yesterday at certain speeds. Not sure if it was the trailer or the truck but a family member had one let go and tore up the yoke and everything and he was in the middle of nowhere and had to drop the shaft and milk it home in 4X4. I'm going to go ahead and replace them and want strong ones.

Stroked777 · Nov 16, 2014

Ask morgan at midwest diesel. He just put some beefy ones in his pulling truck. He can point you at what ones you need

Nic · Nov 16, 2014

MORGAN!!! LOL

HOOV3R · Nov 16, 2014

The ones Morgan has do not have any bearing or bushing. They are not meant for anything but competition.

Nic · Nov 16, 2014

And probably hella expensive

co04cobra · Nov 16, 2014

Spicer no ?.

Dave · Nov 16, 2014

Neapco u joints are all I use in anything

3brorce · Nov 17, 2014

Not sure if Ford uses Moog or what but I had Ford put a ujoint in awhile back and it didnt last 6 months. Installed a Spicer and no problems so far.

Black AOD · Nov 17, 2014

Spicer makes good u joints for all applications. My .02 cents.

Matt_P · Nov 17, 2014

spicer here as well

Ipkyss · Nov 17, 2014

spicer. Do you have traction bars?

6.4blackout · Nov 18, 2014

I just wanted to ask does anybody know where I can get some for a dually?

08SUPERKING · Nov 19, 2014

I looked for spicer u-joints and olny found replacement for the front shaft...
would any have the part numbers please...
Thanks,

fordpulling29 · Nov 19, 2014

Napa premium seem to last for me.

Breaking Habits · Nov 19, 2014

08SUPERKING said:
I looked for spicer u-joints and olny found replacement for the front shaft...
would any have the part numbers please...
Thanks,

If I am not mistaken, if you get them from Ford they should be Genuine Spicer

SlowSmoke · Nov 19, 2014

We always go to the local driveshaft shop and ask for spicer non serviceable. They are usually relatively cheap and the only ones that really last.

08SUPERKING · Nov 19, 2014

Thanks, for the info...

AllGo'N'Show · Nov 20, 2014

Spicer Lifetime in the front axle right now, some triple seal BS he says I will never have to change them or worry again, no grease nipples to rip off and the greasable joints only have 1 seal so he says these are better submurged, winter, etc.. Only been on the truck for a year but so far so good, I got rear shaft joints on the shelf and need front shaft joints then all fixed up