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NP205 1310 CV yokes

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If no one has any then look at the 78 Bronco ones. 78/79 was a switchover year. One had the 1310's while the other had the 1330's. (Note: I believe it was the 78 that had 1310's but there is a chance it was the 79 instead)
 

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I got a 79 has the 1350 if that helps ? just looking for a spair

Did you swap it in there? Ford didn't use the 1350 CV in the 78/79 Bronco's or half tons. (I don't think they ever used it on the NP205 but I'm not certain) It could easily be mistaken for a 1350 though as they share one of the same dimensions.
 
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I bought a transfer case, but it has the 1310 yokes not the cv yokes. Currently I am running just a u-joint rear with 1310 yoke on my D20, but I am swapping in a 4r70w and I think the driveshaft is going to get short enough that I need a cv. So I definately need a 1310 cv for the front and I could run anything I want on the rear since I am going to have to change the driveshaft anyway.
 
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