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OK, I was just on the Banks Power website looking at their "project sidewinder" specs and came across something a bit odd. On their site they state that the Dana 60 rear end the used was a "3.07:1 ratio Dana® 60 ring-and-pinion" Banks Power | Sidewinder Dakota
The highest ratio that I could find for a Dana 60 has been a 3.54:1. Is it possible that this could actually be a typo and it is a Dana 61 rear? They did use a Dodge for their truck. Or is it actually possible to put a 3.07:1 gear set into a Dana 60? If so, where can I locate this? It would help out with a project I am working on seeing as how I have a few Ford parts trucks in my Grandmas field and need to do something with them.
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