Im in need ASAP for a four speed driveshaft slip yoke (63 four speed lark). If you have one let me know, I sure want to get to drive this thing soon!
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16 years ago
Wanted: T10 4speed driveshaft yoke
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16 years ago
The 16-spline Stude T-10 slip yoke is the same as Chevy of the same era.
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Front Yoke part numbers for 4-speed:
1557829 '63 Mechanics joint (inner clips) 1552766 '61-'62 Spicer joint (outer clips)SASCO shows no stock. Maybe someone seeing this can check their stock.
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16 years ago
a Powerglide slip yoke uses the same spline but different U-joints (maybe Mechanic's type? not sure) but is slightly shorter than the stock Stude slip yoke. I have one of those laying around.
nate
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Didn't Stude change to Mechanic's type U joints in 63?
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blacklarkviii How much you want for the powerglide yoke? I hope I am going to need one
does someone have the link to the chart of u-joint dimensions that was posted a while back? I'd like to verify what type of U-joint it uses before offering it for sale.
thanks,
nate
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Go to
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and open the 53-62 catalog. Look up part #581055.
Dustybob