ive got an 84 f 250 3/4 ton and want to know if i have dana 44s or dana 60s can someone post a pic showin the dif

 

On the front, should have a Dana 44 by application.

Look at the locking hubs
It it is TTB with a 3 1/2" diameter hub is a 44
A TTB with a 4" diameter hub is a Dana 50.
If it is a straight axle with a 4" hub, it should be a Dana 60. At least for the 80-97 vintage.

The rear should be a Dana 70 or Ford 10.25.

Jason

 

ok thanks i wasnt sure if the guy before me had put larger than stock under them or not cuz its a plow truck .. so do i measure where i lock my hubs?

 

Yeah, measure across the hub body.

Jason

 

Post a picture of the hub.

Outside to outside of the chrome ring.

From your gallery pictures, it looks like a 44.

 

ive been trying to post pics for 3 days it keeps sayin something about a security token what is that?

 

Are you getting that message when you try to upload new pictures?

Note what the message says exactly or copy and paste the message into a PM and send it to me.

I'll ask the big guys.

 

These trucks had a D70 rearend?? Mine has a Dana 80 rear end with left hand threads on the driver side (that took me broken lug wrench to discover)

 

im pretty sure he isnt gonna have the Dana 60 monobeam front axle, bc according to my owners maual that was only on the f350s. he has either a Dana 44-IFS or a Dana 50-IFS

 

With options you could custom order lots of different configurations.

Dana 80 under a 250....that was not a factory option.

 

thats exactly when i get it its after i set up the album get all my pics set up then hit up load its the next page i see

 

Yeah, I know. They didn't have monobeam 60's in 84 anyways (not even in 350's). Only threw that out as a comparison between the 50 and 60 to cover all years.

Jason

 

An 80 in a F250 is not a factory option, and, it was only used in the 450/Super Duty in this body style, 10 lug, with disc brakes. That truck should have had a 10.25 under it's tail, it's entirely possible someone put LH thread studs on the drivers side. Is there a fill plug on the diff cover? And does it have a VSS on the diff?

As for the OP, your truck looks like it has a 44hd front, same as my 6.9 truck does.
If you're having trouble uploading pictures, maybe try giving Image hosting, free photo sharing & video sharing at Photobucket a shot. It's pretty easy to use.

 

The Sterling 10.25 was introduced in 1985.

1983/84 F250 rear axle choices: Ford 8.8 / Dana 60 / Dana 61-1 / Dana 70.

Believe it...or not, the Ford 8.8 was installed in some 1983/89 F250's.

 

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