Product Summary

Universal Fit, Single Joint Universal Joint Style

  • Full compliment bearings
  • Forged Vanadium steel yokes and u-joint
  • Highest quality for racing
  • Features needle bearing u-joints
  • Made by Sweet Manufacturing
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #401-91919
BrandSweet Manufacturing
Universal Joint StyleSingle Joint
End #13/4" DD
End #23/4" DD
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Sweet Manufacturing 401-91919 Details

Don't jeopardize your safety with inferior quality steering components. Speedway offers only the finest steering U-joints available. Made by Sweet Manufacturing. These steering universal joints feature a double D end to make use of the double D shaft.

  • Full compliment bearings
  • Forged Vanadium steel yokes and u-joint
  • Highest quality for racing
  • Features needle bearing u-joints
  • 1.354" not including the screws (1.534" including), width on the u-joint.
  • 1.125" OD on the ends not including the nut (1.345" including the nut).

Note: GM columns measure slightly less than 1" while IDIDIT and Flaming River columns measure a true 1". DO NOT interchange these u-joints.

Application

When purchasing U-Joints, 3 easy steps will help ensure that they will be correct for your application.

STEP 1
Be sure to measure the diameter of the shaft and count the number of splines on the shaft. Some shafts have a blank spot ground on one side. To get the correct number of splines, use a flat edge and cover the blank half of the shaft through the diameter and count the splines on the other half. Multiply that number by 2, thus giving you the total number of splines on the full circumference of the shaft.

STEP 2

Choose which shaft type best suits your application: 3/4" weld on, 3/4" DD or 1" DD.

STEP 3
With these two pieces of information at hand, refer to our chart to find the appropriate part number of the ujoint for your specific application.

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Sweet Manufacturing 401-91919 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #401-91919
BrandSweet Manufacturing
Universal Joint StyleSingle Joint
End #13/4" DD
End #23/4" DD
GENERAL
Spline EndNo Splines
Overall Length3.75"
Outside Diameter1.355"
Max Operating Angle30 °
Material TypeSteel
FinishChrome
Sold in QuantityEach

Ratings & Reviews

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Overall Assessment

Customers highly praise our product for its compact and space-saving design, making it ideal for restrictive installations like in a 1956 Chevy. Recognized for its high-quality, true-running build, customers recommend it over others due to its faultless functioning and sleek chrome aesthetic. Notably, the product outperforms competitors, offering smooth, non-binding operation where others have failed. The product stands out as an excellent choice, even being a repeated purchase for every steering shaft installation.

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I would totally buy this again.

5.0

2 years ago

grumpy1932

tracy, ca

i used this for connection to my steering box

Would Recommend

Yes built well, looks great and takes up a lot less room.

5.0

5 years ago

Tommy

Sicklerville, New Jersey.

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Needed it for tight spot for steering linkage on my 1956 Chevy.

Would Recommend

Nice product

5.0

7 years ago

James

Lynchburg va

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Nice an chrome

Would Recommend

I will buy these for every steering shaft I install

5.0

8 years ago

Marc

Springfield, oregon

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Most compact steering couplers made

just what I needed for my aplication and it runs true.

5.0

10 years ago

coop

Sequim, Wa.

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I had bought one from another manufacture and it wasn't in line ( ran out) so it was binding. I didn't even bother with them and got this one it works very good and smooth Thanks

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

2 Questions • 2 Answers

how long is this u joint

by cooper

• 10 years ago

1 answer

can anyone tell me what the width of this UJ (3/4DD) across the knuckle and also overall outside width of the female part of the joint regards Chris

by Chris

• 15 years ago

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