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WOD 1410 Carrier Bearing Shaft Builder Kit

WF03006

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The WOD 1410 Carrier Bearing Shaft Builder Kit provides everything needed to build a heavy-duty intermediate shaft for multi-piece driveshaft systems, custom chassis builds, and long-wheelbase off-road vehicles. Built around the proven WOD Single Ended Carrier Bearing and genuine Spicer 1410 driveline components, this kit is designed for builders who need increased strength over a traditional 1350 driveline while maintaining excellent driveline angles and articulation.

Carrier bearing systems are commonly used when driveshaft length, suspension travel, or chassis layout make a traditional one-piece driveshaft impractical. The 1410 series is often considered the ideal driveline platform for serious off-road vehicles because it bridges the gap between 1350 and 1480 components. It offers a substantial increase in torque capacity over a 1350 driveline while maintaining excellent articulation and driveline angle capability. For many one-ton Jeeps, trail buggies, rock crawlers, and Ultra4 race cars, the 1410 series delivers the best overall balance of strength, durability, weight, and serviceability.

Includes

  • (1) WOD Single Ended Carrier Bearing
  • (1) Carrier Bearing Mount
  • (1) Spicer 1410 Carrier Bearing Yoke
  • (1) Spicer 1410 Weld Yoke
  • (1) Spicer 1410 Universal Joint
  • (1) Spicer 1410 U-Bolt Kit

DOES NOT COME ASSEMBLED – This is a DIY builder kit requiring welding and final assembly.


Specifications

Specification

Value

U-Joint Series

1410

Carrier Bearing Style

Single Ended

Shaft Type

Intermediate Shaft

Application

Heavy-Duty Off-Road & Competition Use

Assembly Required

Yes

Installation

Builder Installed

Driveline Configuration

Multi-Piece Driveshaft Systems

Driveshaft Series Comparison

Specification

1350 Series

1410 Series

1480 Series

Common Use

Jeeps, Trail Rigs, Lightweight Buggies

Rock Crawlers, Ultra4 Cars, One-Ton Builds

Extreme Horsepower Buggies, Mega Trucks

Bearing Cap Diameter

1.188"

1.188"

1.375"

U-Joint Width

3.625"

4.188"

4.188"

Relative Strength

Good

Better

Best

Driveline Shock Load Capacity

Moderate

High

Extreme

Common Tire Sizes

Up to 40"

40"-43"

43"+

Typical Horsepower Range*

Up to 600 HP

600-900 HP

900+ HP

Articulation Capability

Excellent

Excellent

Good

Weight

Lightest

Moderate

Heaviest

*Actual capacity depends on vehicle weight, gearing, tire size, driving style, and overall driveline design.


Fitment

Recommended Vehicle Applications

Vehicle Type

Recommended Series

Jeep TJ on One-Tons

1410

Jeep LJ on One-Tons

1410

Jeep JK on 40s

1410

Jeep JL on 40s

1410

Rock Crawler

1410

Trail Buggy

1410

Ultra4 Sportsman Car

1410

Ultra4 Unlimited Car

1410 or 1480

Rock Bouncer

1410 or 1480

High Horsepower Trail Rig

1410

Competition Crawler

1410

One-Ton Axle Build

1410

Common Applications

  • Intermediate Shaft Assemblies
  • Carrier Bearing Driveshaft Systems
  • Multi-Piece Driveshaft Systems
  • Long Wheelbase Vehicles
  • One-Ton Jeep Builds
  • Rock Crawlers
  • Trail Buggies
  • Ultra4 Race Cars
  • Custom Chassis Vehicles

Tech Insight

What is a carrier bearing used for?

A carrier bearing supports intermediate driveshaft sections in multi-piece driveline systems. It helps reduce shaft whip, control vibration, and improve driveline stability.

When do I need a carrier bearing system?

Carrier bearings are commonly used in long wheelbase vehicles, custom chassis builds, rear-engine vehicles, Ultra4 cars, and driveline systems where a single-piece driveshaft is not practical.

Why choose a 1410 carrier bearing system?

The 1410 series offers an excellent balance of strength, driveline angle capability, and serviceability. It is often considered the ideal choice for one-ton Jeeps, rock crawlers, trail buggies, and Ultra4 race cars.

What driveshaft components work with this kit?

This kit is designed to work with WOD 1410 Driveshaft Builder Kits, Spicer 1410 Universal Joint & U-Bolt Kit, Spicer 1410 Yoke 1.5" x 10 Spline, and other 1410 driveline components.

Is this kit assembled and ready to install?

No. This is a DIY builder kit intended for experienced fabricators. Welding, tube cutting, fitment, assembly, and final installation are required.

Can I upgrade from a 1350 carrier bearing system?

Yes. Many builders upgrade to a 1410 system when increasing tire size, horsepower, vehicle weight, or overall driveline load.