Universal joints
Well, there ARE differences. number/size of needles for one. More/smaller is GENERALLY better. And that usually equates to hardness of the cup and shaft surfaces.
Moog is always pretty safe bet.
Never buy the cheapest ANYTHING. Unless you're just selling it anyway.
Oh, and dont forget to check the lube in the cups. Be careful taking them apart so needles stay in place - practice on the old ones - but NEVER take for granted there's enough lube in there. Esp the cheaper ones, but check ANY brand.
There's enough lube if the needles are almost totally embedded in it and enough clinging on the shaft to make up the difference.
Add lube by putting a pearl sized dollop on end of shaft then sticking all the way in cup and rotate several times.
Moog is always pretty safe bet.
Never buy the cheapest ANYTHING. Unless you're just selling it anyway.
Oh, and dont forget to check the lube in the cups. Be careful taking them apart so needles stay in place - practice on the old ones - but NEVER take for granted there's enough lube in there. Esp the cheaper ones, but check ANY brand.
There's enough lube if the needles are almost totally embedded in it and enough clinging on the shaft to make up the difference.
Add lube by putting a pearl sized dollop on end of shaft then sticking all the way in cup and rotate several times.
Last edited by pettyfog; Oct 27, 2011 at 11:41 AM.
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