I have a 54 ford driveshaft & 85 AOD trans yoke. I Need a# for a 3" by 3.5" u- joint. Think Ford had them back in the 60's. Posted this before but it did'nt come up.
If you take your dimensions - exact length and diameter of the caps - to a GOOD parts house, they should be able to find what you need. But it will be in a book under the counter, not on the computer screen.
The 3" x 31/2" doesn't sound right but I believe you are looking for a 5-134x u-joint. One side is a series 1310 and the other 1330.
Here is some info I found that may help. U-Joint Cross Reference: Are all the numbers confusing you? 1310 series, 1350 series, 5-297X and so forth? Here's a sizing chart: The Dana 35 & Dana 44 front axles use Part# 5-297X which is a 1310 Series u-joint. <TABLE borderColor=#808080 cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=2 width="50%" align=center border=1><TBODY><TR><TD align=middle width="23%">U-joint Series</TD><TD align=middle width="36%">U-Joint Width (inches)</TD><TD align=middle width="41%">Cap Diameter (inches)</TD></TR><TR><TD>1310</TD><TD>3.219</TD><TD>1.062</TD></TR><TR><TD>1330</TD><TD>3.625</TD><TD>1.062</TD></TR><TR><TD>1350</TD><TD>3.625</TD><TD>1.188</TD></TR><TR><TD>1410</TD><TD>4.188</TD><TD>1.188</TD></TR><TR><TD>1480</TD><TD>4.188</TD><TD>1.375</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE> Conversion U-Joints: Need to connect a flange(s) and/or yoke(s) together that each use a different size u-joint? Here's a list of ****er conversion universal joints: 1310 to 1350 = ****er 5-460X 1310 to 1330 = ****er 5-134X 1330 to 1350 = ****er 5-648X
Using your info>>>> 54 ford car needs 1.00 dia. x 2.342 wide # 1-3600 85 ford car needs 1.063 dia. x 3.219 wide # 1-5900 Conversion joint for above == # 1-3650 Info from NEAPCO catalog Good luck Dave
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