Product Summary

Universal Fit, Single Joint Universal Joint Style

  • Made of forged vanadium steel with a black oxide coating
  • Comes with a 3/4" round weld-on end that has a 1.355" O.D.
  • Specially designed to work with Wilwood, Sweet Jaguar, MGB
  • They are the highest quality and ideal for racing or street
  • Has needle bearing u-joints and a max operating angle of 30-degrees
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Key Specs

MFG. Part #401-50610
Universal Joint StyleSingle Joint
End #13/4" Round
End #23/4"-48 Spline
Spline Count48
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Sweet Manufacturing 401-50610 Details

Dont 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 have a 3/4" round weld-on end.

  • Works with: Wilwood, Sweet Jaguar, MGB
  • Full compliment bearings
  • Forged Vanadium steel yokes and u-joint
  • Highest quality for racing or street
  • Features needle bearing u-joints
  • 3/4"-48 Spline
Learn more about u-joints and steering systems by reading our tech article. U-Joint Selection and Design.

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

Item Details

Wilwood, Sweet Jaguar, MGB
3/4"-48 Spline

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.

Sweet Manufacturing 401-50610 Specifications

KEY SPECS
MFG. Part #401-50610
BrandSweet Manufacturing
Universal Joint StyleSingle Joint
End #13/4" Round
End #23/4"-48 Spline
Spline Count48
GENERAL
Spline End3/4"-48
Overall Length3.75"
Outside Diameter1.355"
Max Operating Angle30 °
Set Screw IncludedYes
Material TypeSteel
FinishOxide
ColorBlack
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Ratings & Reviews

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Overall Assessment

Customers appreciate the high quality and perfect fit of our U-Joints. As per reviews, they function seamlessly after installation. Users commend the sturdy material which shows great performance and durability. The splines match perfectly with steering columns, indicating excellent practicality and usability. Our U-Joints also stand out in direct comparison with competitors, offering better support and preventing jamming issues. Therefore, customers recommend our product as the best choice for U-joints on the market.

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5.0

8 years ago

Bill

Azle, Texas

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Due to a really close installation, I had to use two Double U-Joints that had to be supported in two places to keep either side from lifting and jamming. Once I got the setup correct it workes really smoothlym

Would Recommend

Good quality

5.0

9 years ago

Dzrt_ranger

San Diego, CA

Verified

Works perfectly. Splines matched up perfect to my steering column. Good quality.

Would Recommend

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Questions & Answers

2 Questions • 2 Answers

Is there a set screw on the spline end? Does this spline end go right to the male spline on the rack?

by Chadddada

• 9 years ago

1 answer

What are dimensions of the joint? Particluarly OD at center (re: clearance at exhaust manifold is my issue.) Adapting a Jaguar 48 spline to a T-bird Super Coupe DD steering column. Experiencing clearance issues with the stock Jag flexible u-joint.

by jclars

• 13 years ago

1 answer

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