Rear U joint sr20

[TeamFRAT]

I was wondering if anyone had cross reference numbers or vehicles to order a new rear u joint for my sr20det?

[Zerolift Autolab]

Usually the U joints on the oem driveshafts are not installed with Snap Rings
and are not easily replaceable.

[TeamFRAT]

So what your getting at is I need a new drive shaft...

[racepar1]

Yep, as far as I know the u-joints on the stock driveshafts are not serviceable.

[Zerolift Autolab]

So what your getting at is I need a new drive shaft...

Yes unfortunately. Sorry for the bad news.

[TeamFRAT]

Oh well it comes with the territory. How bout an auto trans drive shaft rear section? would that bolt up?

[xplicit240]

just buy a one piece and get it over it.

[jr_ss]

^ What he said... Spend the money get a one-piece and be done with it.

[TeamFRAT]

Don't get me wrong i'd rather just throw down $500 and get one but this is kind of a get me back on the road sort of thing.

[drftmark]

Don't get me wrong i'd rather just throw down $500 and get one but this is kind of a get me back on the road sort of thing.

they are not $500, look on ebay for a seller named shaftmasters (lol) but seriously. He has one piece aluminum driveshafts that are direct bolt in for like $300 iirc. they are real nice.

[TeamFRAT]

$300 is pretty reasonable. I would have looked there but I do cringe when I look on ebay for stuff....

[clark]

R&D Factory make a nice 15lb steel driveshaft. i have one and it's just fine.

they use OEM u joints on theirs though, so you may wanna spend a little extra and get a custom one that uses spicer ujoints. it's up to you broseph.

[jr_ss]

You don't have to get the aluminum one... They make steel also. Check out shaftmasters.com or driveshaftshop.com, although I think the master's is cheaper.

[TeamFRAT]

Thanks for all the really great info guys. I really appreciate all the fast responses :bigok: