Z'mnypit

iTrader: (58)

Hi, I normally post over on tech but havent gotten an answer yet. I figured beings these tranies come stock in trucks some of you may know. Here it goes:
Im trying to buy a slip yoke for my 4l80e and I noticed there is a bunch of different series of them. I have the 4l80e with about 5in of spline then a oring on the output shaft. Does anybody know the exact series I need? Would it be the 1350? Here is a link of the different ones. http://www.drivetrainspecialists.com...ip-yoke-1.html

BTW- I plan on using the stock drive shaft from a 99 Z28..

Thanks!

Last Call

iTrader: (4)

I just installed a 1350 onto my 80e. 1350 is very strong, more so than the factory slip yolk.

Z'mnypit

iTrader: (58)

But is it the right one I need?

area1509

I to need this same info as I have the same out put shaft and the turbo 400 yoke I orders is splined all the way to the end so it will not work.

BTW been searching this forum for hours.

silveradol33

iTrader: (30)

1350 is a large joint most commonly seen in 2500 and 3500 series trucks, so I would assume that is the one you need. Just make sure you get the same one on the new shaft so you dont end up using a bastard conversion joint.

silver-mod-o

iTrader: (15)

I'd just go find a wrecked 3/4 or 1 ton truck and get the driveshaft (provided its a 4L80E truck) then you'll have the trans yoke, and the proper end for your driveshaft... and wont need the bastard conversion U joint.

lucky77

iTrader: (4)

call dennys* they will help you out* best pricing on slip yokes' , i personally would go with hardened 1350< im running 1350 both slip yoke & u-joints and they are verry strong *

http://www.dennysdriveshaft.com/c75_general_motors.html

oldred95

Wouldn't a Z28 use the smaller 1330 u joints? If thats the case and thats what you want to use just get the yoke for a half ton 4wd. For whatever reason the output shaft on the 246 transfer case is the same as the 4L80E. Thats what I used for mine but I had to cut it to length since my 4L80E had the short splined output shaft that the yoke typically would bolt to. It worked on mine due to mine having a two piece driveshaft.

BigCountryx

iTrader: (3)

there's a neapco yoke that works, but I don't have the part number right off.

charcold-bowtie

iTrader: (10)

I just bought a LONG turbo 400 yoke. And then had to cut around a half of an inch off of it.