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i have an 1989 bronco but it was SAS swapped out with a leaf sprung 8 lug dana 44. i was wondering if anyone knew where this front end came out of so i can get some replacement parts.
i need to get the link from the pitman to the driverside tire.
wheel bearings
brake pads rotors.
8 lug and leaf sprung? sounds like a dana 60 to me. check the diff cover bolts. a D44 is 1/2" and a D60 is 9/16". Start hopin its a 60 cause if so youve hit the jackpot! Check out www.broncograveyard.com for parts.
8 lug and leaf sprung? sounds like a dana 60 to me. check the diff cover bolts. a D44 is 1/2" and a D60 is 9/16". Start hopin its a 60 cause if so youve hit the jackpot! Check out www.broncograveyard.com for parts.
no it is a dana 44. leaf sprung and 8 lug. i know this but am wondering where it came out off.
I have a 1979 F250 with the D44 8 lug and leaf springs, I haven't looked closely at it but it should be close what you have. If you need I have no problem climbing under it tomorrow to verify that it is the same.
I have a 1979 F250 with the D44 8 lug and leaf springs, I haven't looked closely at it but it should be close what you have. If you need I have no problem climbing under it tomorrow to verify that it is the same.
if you dont mind that would be awesome. is your steering setup the same way?
if you dont mind that would be awesome. is your steering setup the same way?
Sorry it took so long to get pics to you but here is a link to some I took today. As far as I can tell by comparing pics yours and mine are identical. Hopefully this will help you.
By the way my truck is a 1979 F-250 Reg. Cab. Long box 4X4 that came with a 351M/C6 combo from the factory.
Pics are viewable from my gallery its the only thing there right now.
Last edited by bigblockford79; Dec 11, 2007 at 04:51 PM.
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