Borgeson for 2WD?

[Power Wagon]

Does anyone besides Borgeson make those couplings for the steering shaft? How about for 2WD?



I just got new lower ball joints on my truck, and noticed that the coupling wasn't tight.

 

[CrewCabDiesel]

Call Borgeson, they got one for a 4X2. Its the only way to fly.

Kyle

 

[bigkid59]

Someone a while back reported that Dana/Spicer now has a shaft assembly available at a much lower cost.

I responded a few days later with a request for a part number if anyone had one, but never received a response.

If anyone knows any more info on this please let us know. Inquiring minds want to know.

 

[Power Wagon]

What do you think of that TCI converter?



I nearly ordered one, but after discussing it with TCI's tech department, they pretty much convinced me it wasn't much different from stock.



I wanted something quite a bit tighter.

 

[bflood]

I just put one in my D350 2WD. Borgeson part # 940. This is for "79-93 Dodge Trucks". I don't know if the 4WD is different from 2WD.



Borgeson Univeral Co. , Inc.

187 Commercial Boulevard

Torrington, CT 06790

860-482-8283

 

[Lil' Dog]

Dfeland post.....

I haven't searched for the post but he has sourced out a supplier for just the joint. .



Holbrook Specialties in Oregon

Ed 503-655-4747 $85



Its just the U-joint with the splined end for the steering box and the shaft size for the upper rod... You just have to have the joint welded to the upper shaft...



I will dig around for the post.



J-eh