'96 front Dana 60 question
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'96 front Dana 60 question
I am in the process of gathering parts to do an SAS on my '89 F250 I have found a few king pin 60's on the web but they are running $900 plus shipping costs for just the axle and steering parts. I have a friend local who has a '96 F350 w/a 60 he has offered me for $250 including all the font end parts I need to do the swap. I am planning to put the truck on 38's or 40's will the ball joint 60 hold up to this?
It's doubtful the truck will ever see any serious off-roading but may do some occasional back to back grudge pulling( with say 33's to help lower gearing). I am planning to go 4.56 gears and a limited slip unit in the front
Just FYI the drivetrain is a stock (for now) 460 backed by a C6 rear is a 10.25 w/Detroit no spin locker and 4.56 gears
Jeff
It's doubtful the truck will ever see any serious off-roading but may do some occasional back to back grudge pulling( with say 33's to help lower gearing). I am planning to go 4.56 gears and a limited slip unit in the front
Just FYI the drivetrain is a stock (for now) 460 backed by a C6 rear is a 10.25 w/Detroit no spin locker and 4.56 gears
Jeff
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Okay thanks guys, I went ahead and told him I would take it. He said I could have The entire front end out from under the truck. I will be going over friday to look at it and make sure they get all the pieces out I want. The SkyJacker lift kit says it comes with the track bar mount or is that just an extension?
If someone would kindly make me a list just so I make SURE I get everything that would be much appreciated.
Jeff
If someone would kindly make me a list just so I make SURE I get everything that would be much appreciated.
Jeff
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My '96 F250 steering linkage (drag link, steering link, tire rods) would not work on the D60, I had to buy all new. If his are not sloppy I'd get them too just to get the truck back on the road, then make that a priority to replace. Just collecting the two different sized adjustor sleeves and hardware alone will save you some money.
I don't know about the front transfer yoke, I'll let others more familiar with your year model provide guidance on that.
Driver's side U-Joint bracket, get his U-bolts if you are comfortable reusing them, most here are not:
Track bar and cross member mounted track bar bracket:
F250 springs (on the right), pitman arm (it's longer) and driveshaft (it has a double joint at one end):
I don't know about the front transfer yoke, I'll let others more familiar with your year model provide guidance on that.
Driver's side U-Joint bracket, get his U-bolts if you are comfortable reusing them, most here are not:
Track bar and cross member mounted track bar bracket:
F250 springs (on the right), pitman arm (it's longer) and driveshaft (it has a double joint at one end):
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