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You don't HAVE to change the pinion yoke, they make u-joints that are 1310/1350.
 
Let me rephrase that.

You don't have to change it RIGHT NOW. For the price of a u-loint, you could, say, still go racing tomorrow night, if that is what you wanted to do. Then change the yoke at your liesure or the next time it's down and your waiting for parts or something. Either way, I doubt that the conversion u-joint would be any more of a liability than the 1350 anyway.
 
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