differential/axle options
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differential/axle options
so i got a guy in my area with a few sets of axles and differentials....im looking to swap mine out and wondering if these fit good and are a good choice, and which of the 3 sets would be the best choice?
d60+10.25 1991 4:10 king pin 700$
d60+10.5 2004 new brakes + new leaf springs 700$
d60+10.5 2007 coil springs 700$
i was thinking the 91 w/king pin...but am unsure if the newer ones are better...
d60+10.25 1991 4:10 king pin 700$
d60+10.5 2004 new brakes + new leaf springs 700$
d60+10.5 2007 coil springs 700$
i was thinking the 91 w/king pin...but am unsure if the newer ones are better...
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to start with 37", but i would like to go bigger to around 40"...42" if i can fit em, but id be happy with 40"...
also plan to get a 5.0 stroker...but thats another project for the future, lol
also plan to get a 5.0 stroker...but thats another project for the future, lol
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The kingpin 60 would be my first choice but all have a very narrow driver side tube and makes spring placement interesting. Don't care for the metric versions due to the bearings they use and plan on running a 17"+ wheel with those as well.
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That drivers tube on any 60 past 79 is really a pain, you will either have to cut the casting back and weld the tube, or be very vreative with coil mounts. There is nothing available off the shelf. Trust me.
I do prefer the sterling rear axle though.
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well the guy said in his ad that the 2007 uses coil springs, does this mean i have to cut and weld a new coil perch? or are they already in the correct place?
at worst there are a bunch of custom fab shops in my area, so i could always go and get it done by a pro, i just figure at 700$ for the front and rear axle is a steal....the guy sells parts and builds trucks for a living, which is the reason he has so many parts, he told me that he is getting more soon
at worst there are a bunch of custom fab shops in my area, so i could always go and get it done by a pro, i just figure at 700$ for the front and rear axle is a steal....the guy sells parts and builds trucks for a living, which is the reason he has so many parts, he told me that he is getting more soon
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