Free Spin Kit vs. Locking Hubs
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Dynatrac is the name of a company based in sorthern ca that builds high quality aftermarket axles based on the Dana 44,60, 70 and 80 design.
Free spin is Dynatracs registered trademark name for the kit, severeral compaines also make serviceable bearing kits but I am not familiar with what those companies call them or the quality of their parts.
Cool video here
https://www.dynatrac.com/free-spin-kits.html
I do know for a fact that Dynatrac has their own forgings and they are top quality parts. ( I've been to their factory several times as the owner is a business aquentance of mine and I also have their free spin kit on my Ex )
Free spin is Dynatracs registered trademark name for the kit, severeral compaines also make serviceable bearing kits but I am not familiar with what those companies call them or the quality of their parts.
Cool video here
https://www.dynatrac.com/free-spin-kits.html
I do know for a fact that Dynatrac has their own forgings and they are top quality parts. ( I've been to their factory several times as the owner is a business aquentance of mine and I also have their free spin kit on my Ex )
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I really believe in oem Ford locking hubs. Get a pair off a manual hub truck for $50 and you're good to go.
I'm not a free spin guy, you could replace your unit bearings many many times for what the free spin kit costs (and the bearings for the free spin kit need replaced just about as often all the same), especially now that much stronger aftermarket unit bearing assemblies are available these days.
I'm not a free spin guy, you could replace your unit bearings many many times for what the free spin kit costs (and the bearings for the free spin kit need replaced just about as often all the same), especially now that much stronger aftermarket unit bearing assemblies are available these days.
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Free spin is Dynatracs registered trademark name for the kit, severeral compaines also make serviceable bearing kits but I am not familiar with what those companies call them or the quality of their parts.
Cool video here
https://www.dynatrac.com/free-spin-kits.html
After watching the video.... I have to think the name originally came from the Dodge based kit, since the Dodge was never available with locking hubs from the factory.
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The spidertrax "stronger" unit bearings are not really stronger bearings as they still use the same bearing spacing but they are serviceable, they also cost about the same as a free spin at $600 per side. Also, maybe somebody has modified them for a locking hub but they are designed as a slug.
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Yup, For the ford the benifit is to go to a bigger stub axle and serviceable bearings. Not something most people would find nessasary but serves a niche market.
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