Finding the Right size U-Joint
Hey guys,
I’m having a hard time determining exactly which U-Joint fits my truck. I’ve checked several websites to determine the correct size but they all list so many different options that I’m not sure which is correct. Hoping someone here can help me out.
My truck is 2006 XLT 4x4, has the 4.6L and has a single piece drive shaft, 6-1/2 foot box. U-Joints appear to be serviceable (NOT staked). I'm thinking I'll get Moog U-Joints if available.
Thanks in advance!
-Josh
I’m having a hard time determining exactly which U-Joint fits my truck. I’ve checked several websites to determine the correct size but they all list so many different options that I’m not sure which is correct. Hoping someone here can help me out.
My truck is 2006 XLT 4x4, has the 4.6L and has a single piece drive shaft, 6-1/2 foot box. U-Joints appear to be serviceable (NOT staked). I'm thinking I'll get Moog U-Joints if available.
Thanks in advance!
-Josh
331 should be the standard U joint. Moog just puts their name on someone else's part. Precision or Spicer would be my recommendation for brand. Just make sure whatever you get is greasable.
Thanks!
-Josh
You could just buy Precision and get the same part for lower price. I used to sell Precision U joints for years until Napa switch over to SKF which also appear to be decent. Im just a fan of Precision.
Moog only does this with select items... They still make good chassis and suspension parts, but certain other parts they rebox from other manufacturers. This is common with many companies as they all market themselves as “global” companies now.
Moog only does this with select items... They still make good chassis and suspension parts, but certain other parts they rebox from other manufacturers. This is common with many companies as they all market themselves as “global” companies now.

