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None of the Dana 60.2/60.3 parts are shared with Dana 60's.
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Gun-nut, as for it maybe being a 428, pull one of the plugs and check the stroke. Also, the 428 has a flywheel (auto or standard) that is specific to that motor. Check the #s on the flywheel and check the balance weight. That is a dead give away unless they spent around $500 to have it internally balanced (crank).
I'll bet ND will have some #s for ya and maybe a picture or two of the flywheel.
I'll bet ND will have some #s for ya and maybe a picture or two of the flywheel.
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Measuring the stroke will be the easiest method: 428: 3.98"
There are several possible 428 flywheels, but Ford used a rubber stamp for ID number markings, most have worn away today.
There are several possible 428 flywheels, but Ford used a rubber stamp for ID number markings, most have worn away today.
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