The inboard CV joints ("pot joints") came out in 1973 and use an axle that is not the same as those used earlier. Besides a difference in length, they also use a CV type circlip on the inner end to mate up with the pot joint. The early axles do not have the groove for the circlip -- a fast way to tell them apart. The two types of axles are NOT interchangeable. If your differential uses pot joints you need pot joint axles (the outer end is the same for both types). If your differential uses either the Moulton-type rubber cross pieces or the metal hardy spicer inner u-joints, you need the axles that fit them. (Both use the same axle.) Pre pot joint lengths (approx.): right = 15 1/2", left = 12 3/4" Pot joint lengths (approx.): right = 17 5/8", left = 14 5/8".Pre-Owned.

The inboard CV joints ("pot joints") came out in 1973 and use an axle that is not the same as those used earlier. Besides a difference in length, they also use a CV type circlip on the inner end to mate up with the pot joint. The early axles do not have the groove for the circlip -- a fast way to tell them apart. The two types of axles are NOT interchangeable. If your differential uses pot joints you need pot joint axles (the outer end is the same for both types). If your differential uses either the Moulton-type rubber cross pieces or the metal hardy spicer inner u-joints, you need the axles that fit them. (Both use the same axle.) Pre pot joint lengths (approx.): right = 15 1/2", left = 12 3/4" Pot joint lengths (approx.): right = 17 5/8", left =14 5/8".Pre-Owned.