Speedi-Sleeve part number

[love2fly]

Wow I finish with one repair and now to the next, never ends. Seems as the rear differential pinon seal was seeping on my 1982 FJ45 with a full floating rear end. I removed the yoke and found two small groves around the shaft. I want to replace with Speedi-Sleeve but I am having one heck of a time finding the correct part number. Its a 27 spline and found a #99147 but said it is for a Volvo. I checked with SOR and they have a kit but they want $40 pluse more for the shipping no matter how many and how small. From others I am told that Speedi-Sleeve do not cost that much and informed me that SOR has a high shipping rate. Is there a data sheet that tells someone what make and model and Speedi-Sleeve to use with part #? Anyone with a FJ45 (1978-84) bought one and can share the part number with me.
Hope someone can help.
Thanks, DW

 

[tornadoalleycruiser]

For that price id put a new flange on it with all three holes in it for all sizes of driveshafts from kurt or marlin

 

[love2fly]

Names?

Sorry I do not no of the people you mentioned, kurt or Marlin.
Any more information would help.
Cheers

 

[tornadoalleycruiser]

5 pattern $49
Five Pattern Differential Flange | Marlin Crawler, Inc.
3 pattern $39
Triple Drilled Differential Flange | Marlin Crawler, Inc.

And from Kurt
Cruiser Outfitters

 

[cruiseroutfit]

Sounds like a new flange might be a more economical solution for you, as tornadoalleycruiser pointed out we have lots of different options here in stock.

As to your original question, the Speedy Seal parts number (verified) are here:
Cruiser Outfitters

You might shop around and find that speedy sleeve for closer to $30 but they have really gotten expensive in the last few years.