The 1350 series steps up from 1310 with a larger cross and bearing cap, and is the usual choice when torque or shaft speed outgrows the smaller size.
A 1350 yoke will not accept a 1310 cross. If you are stepping a driveline up to 1350, every joint, yoke and slip member in the path has to move up with it.
Moving from 1310 to 1350 increases both the cross trunnion diameter and the bearing cap diameter, which raises the torque the joint can carry and the misalignment it tolerates before the caps load unevenly.
1350 end yokes are common on heavier trucks, tow vehicles and performance builds. As with any end yoke, the series fixes the joint but the spline count and spline diameter fix the shaft, so both have to be checked.