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I have a Chilton's manual for all the 60's trucks... It has stuff about the Dana rear ends, Spicer rear ends, and something called a Ford Banjo (removable) carrier axle. Where is the Ford 9"? Is the Dana also referred to as the 9"? What does the 9" refer to? The width of the pumpkin?
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No. A Ford 9" is a Ford 9". Mainly distinguishable by the removable third member as opposed to a rear cover. The 9" ring gear is where the name Ford 9" came from. (as opposed to a 8.8")
Dana and Spicer is (now anyways) the same company, sometimes referred to as Dana Spicer. Spicer is actually a division of Dana to get technical.
Dana and Spicer is (now anyways) the same company, sometimes referred to as Dana Spicer. Spicer is actually a division of Dana to get technical.
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The banjo-removable I think refers to just the ability to remove the third member, and not a reference to anything that might be inside it. I.E. you could have different diffs in a removable member??
Does the Dana 44 ever come in a removable third member? Or is it always in the integral kind (with a cover)?
Does the Dana 44 ever come in a removable third member? Or is it always in the integral kind (with a cover)?
