Aftermarket carrier bearings/center support bearings?

I have a new 2WD version for sale, if anyone is interestd: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/fs-spicer-center-bearing-5002334.595323/#post-20847696

 

I have edited it. I don't have the 4x4 part number for Toyota brand. I got the Rwd number by using my vin.

 

has anyone put the spicer 5002007 in a 2wd?

 

Has it gone bad yet? I used the same one early June last year, it's been bad for months.

 

So this correct for a 2008 u joint, right?

 

Any help here guys ? I’m getting conflicting info on which joints I should use in a extended cab 2008 4wd with a 6 foot bed

 

I used

$43 Spicer 5-1330-1X U-Joint Kit

Spicer 5-1330-1X that I got from Rock Auto w/ the 5% discount in my 2011 4wd DCSB. Doesn't fully answer your question, but I would think those should work for your application.

The ones in the image that you posted have the zerk on the crotch and not on the end. The ones with the zerk in the crotch may be for the front DS, but I'm not sure about that as you can get either style for these trucks. The OEM ones are in the crotch on the front DS and on the end of the rear DS.

 

Once a year. I have to replace mine once a year. I was hoping to find a polyurethane one but was unable to

 

Yeah these center support bearings are crap. Replaced mine for second time with spicer and the bearing is fine but the rubber is so badly deformed and sagged that it has a lot of slop moving it by hand.

Is there a better aftermarket option? Poly or some other material?

 

the BEST aftermarket option is one from my buddy Mitch...
https://youtu.be/fYPoQs2Mcgg

Toyota Billet Center Support Bearing – SlewHouse Motorsport

ive installed a few of em, they work great and very well made