transfer case CV style yoke adapter

[BILLXJ]

need some clarification on CV style yoke adapter from 1978-79 Ford Bronco - Understand vaguely that it is possible to use this on the rear of the output shaft on my earlier model transfer case to be able to use a double cardan DS ?:anon:-Also I believe that this older transfer case of mine has 31-splines-Can anyone enlighten me on the uses for a 1-ton CV(1350)Saginaw(GM) off the front of a 1977 Chevy pick-up or Blazer.-
TIA

[BILLXJ]

ttt

[BILLXJ]

TTT,..
...err anyone??-TIA

[Georgia Mike]

What model transfer case do you have?

[BILLXJ]

..NP228,.. I am being advised locally that this yoke adapter off of a 1978-79 Ford Bronco will work on the NP228 transfer case rear output shaft.Just thought that I would get some input/insight/info before diveing into the local "boneyard".I think that my older NP228 transfer case has a 31 spline output shaft ,but I'm not sure- Am anticipateing getting a double-cardan driveshaft down the line .

BILLXJ

[Georgia Mike]

It's entirely possible,as the 228 was intended for fullsize trucks,so the output shafts should be similar enough in size to make it worth your while to try.

[RCP Phx]

Does it have a yoke on it now?If not get the spline count and diameter!

[BILLXJ]

yes,. the NP228 had a 31-splined yoke attached with a large nut,will definitely be measureing the diameter. I was advised that this Ford Bronco yoke adapter is found on 1978-79 model years ?

BILLXJ

[RCP Phx]

If it has a bolt-on yoke what is it that your trying to do?

[BILLXJ]

planning on going to a double-cardan style DS and have been advised that this Ford Bronco yoke is needed..?

[RCP Phx]

If it already has a "bolt-on" yoke.you should be done.It should be a 1310 joint!I dint think they ever used a strap yoke on the front(of the rear driveshaft).Are the four holes threaded?It should look like this!
Take it to your local driveline shop or call Tom Woods!
http://4xshaft.com/images/tail_shaft/hd_conv_sm.jpg