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I found a 2000 F350 cclb dually for a parts truck. The axle code is blank on the DOT sticker. I hate it when Ford does that. Should I expect it's probably a 373 or a 355?
It's in another state.
The drivetrain will be for @calvinhg OBS, so I'm hoping it's 3:55. But because it's DRW, I suspect that 373 was the stock ratio.
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Got a pic of the axle tag but can't find a source to decode YC35. It appears to be 4.10 LS, might be a Dana 80.
606263-2 might be where it's built and when?
4.10 indicates thee gear ratio. I suspect it is a Sterling 10.5" rear.
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I don't believe that Ford ever used the Sterling in a dual rear wheel application. It's in another state so I can't crawl under there and have a look, but I think it's probably a Dana 80.
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