Tcase yoke flanges for 1410 ujoints

[mike_m]

Does anyone know what the spicer pn is for yokes that will accept 1410 ujounts for the NP200 TCASE? Besides my M37 I also have a 1968 dodge w200 and looking to replace my driveshafts and yokes with modern available stuff as my existing stuff is obsolete and getting hard to find.My power wagon tcase NP201 is similar to m37

Appreciate any info.

Thanks

MikeM

[ashyers]

mike_m,
I'm curious to see if anyone chimes in. I've had issues with new joints not fitting the flanges well (undersized) and the bearings start walking after some miles.

You may contact Dave at www.jobrated.com and see if he can help. He knows the drivelines in these trucks well.

Andy

[mike_m]

Thanks Andy for the suggestion. I have dealt with Dave before so maybe he could help. I can get the flanges from torque king, but they r pricey and don't provide the spicer number. I have reached out to others whi have done this and I'll see if they reply.

[Cal_Gary]

Vintage Power Wagons might have some guidance as well. My M37 had Power Wagon yokes when I bought it. Still running them but need to add speedy-sleeves.
Gary

[mike_m]

Thank you Gary. That's a good suggestion. I suspect that might have it as well, but probably under their number and pricey. I think I have the yokes figured out for tcase and might by one to verify if I don't get any responses.

MikeM

[ashyers]

mike_m,
You may try Adams Driveshaft too.

https://www.adamsdriveshaftoffroad.com/

I had them build a driveshaft for another project and they do really nice work at a good price. They were also quite fast! What more can you ask?

Andy

[mike_m]

Thanks for the suggestion Andy