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1G OEM U-joint question: Solid or Cross Drilled?

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greekgodchaos

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I just purchased a new "Genuine" u-joint for my driveshaft rebuild, but it showed up and is cross drilled through the center, and the one I just removed from the driveshaft is solid throughout. Did I get a BS u-joint or what?
 
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I really don't know. I was hoping one of the more experienced members would chime in. After re-reading that article (the first post from the supporting vendor DSSA) it seems very clear that the OEM part number is solid, never cross drilled. I think you got took or the seller did. Unless the U-joint comes in a sealed plastic bag with the Mitsubishi Motors part number sticker on it, I would have my doubts. Does it look like the DSM joint on the left shown in the picture (with the circular rim)?
If it does, but it's cross drilled, even if not OEM it sounds like it would probably work for you depending upon how much power you are making. I don't know how much power a 13 second car makes.
 
Get the moog 398 and youll ne good to go
For stock power levels and no launching, sure. But if you're putting power down, you really should have solid OEM spiders. IMO
 
Well, DSSA is JNZ tuning, he wrote that first post I linked to, so he would know. Share the part number if you can- he has either gotten some OEM in, or found another source! :rocks:
 
Well, DSSA is JNZ tuning, he wrote that first post I linked to, so he would know. Share the part number if you can- he has either gotten some OEM in, or found another source! :rocks:
Will do. I've never ever had any issues with JNZ so I trust ill get what I need. I'll post back with details once I get them here.
 
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