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Does this shackle reversal kit hold up fine to a work truck? (Hauling and towing) Or is it more for looks than function and durability?
Also, what could I expect to pay for a used Dana 60 out of a F350? I would transfer as many parts from my Dana 50 as I could, so i wouldn't necessarily need a complete package.
o heck yea! they are as tuff as OEM setup if not tougher! you'll have a smoother ride, effective lift (with stock springs) and less wear on front end parts
if you dont believe me go to www. the diesel stop.com and ask them, theres a slew of them running shackle reversals and tow overwieght constantly!
expect to shell out $1000 for a good usable 60. you'll need a F350 from 86-97, they swap directly in
im running a rancho on my 97 f250 and ive ran the **** out of it in all types of terrain.....not one problem although i've never tested any other brand
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