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Well, against my better judgment I bought that weird axle that I posted about. I am still unable to find out what exactly it is. I know for sure that is a full float Dana 60, but where the BOM number is supposed to be, absolutely nothing, Just random numbers, and letters.
So maybe someone on here can help me figure it out based on the pictures.
I kinda have to figure out what it is so I can buy the apropiate brake parts for it. Drum is held on with 20 counter sunk screws and comes off without pulling the axles or anything like that. Seems to have a 4.10 ratio. Definitly getting rid of that. I have 3.73 now, and dont need any shorter legs. Its 30 splines, but they look really fine.
The numbers I could find on the axle appart from the patent were: C3D255 , 4135C1, and 23521X Might be some mistakes in those because they are absolute garbage to read.
You will probably have to go over to the dark side and get on a old chevy board and ask them. I go to this one once in awhile, and they have a 60-66 truck forum. https://www.chevytalk.org/fusionbb/index.php?
You will probably have to go over to the dark side and get on a old chevy board and ask them. I go to this one once in awhile, and they have a 60-66 truck forum. https://www.chevytalk.org/fusionbb/index.php?
I don't know if I am strong enough to get through that but looks like I will have to.
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