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Old 11-10-2018, 06:00 PM
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Can I pick y'alls brains on the 70s dana60s and dana44s? Anyone well versed in them?
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I'm out.... I only know the 28 and 35 that came in RBV's.
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I'm out as well, I don't know allot about vintage ****.
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Dang well I'll post it up and maybe someone reading this will have some knowledge to share lol. My dana44hd has 1/2" wheel studs and my Dana60 rear has 9/16" wheel studs... one of them is wrong lol. Trying to figure out if I should put 9/16" in the front, 1/2" in the back, or what is the best option.

On a side note, do bigger wheel studs mean bigger axle? My front 44 is an HD which is their biggest axle and is 3500# instead of the lighter dana44s at 3000 and 3300.
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Thinking out loud here.... but will the wheels you are using do 9/16? I'd go bigger all around if you can.

I don't the answer to your next question though....
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Originally Posted by white89gt
Thinking out loud here.... but will the wheels you are using do 9/16? I'd go bigger all around if you can.

I don't the answer to your next question though....
That's what I have to look into also. I'm going with western turbines... aluminum rims that need a collared lug nut. I need to make sure I can buy the lug nuts I need in 9/16"
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Sneak peek if I can get the rims to fit lol. Side shots have old rims and the two pics have the new turbines on the fronts
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Didn't they call those Turbines Hurricanes at one time ? Probably wrong on that lol.

So what's left AFA rust 2100, the front fender ?

Tubines look perfect for that truck !
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That is correct, Brew. As I recall, they were called Turbine Cyclone Hurricane wheels.... and the name gradually got shorter.
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Oh,man! I always loved the turbine wheel- especially on the old dent sides- just a throwback from my teenage years, i guess!
Good morning thinkers!- hope y’all are doing well-
JB- we had an E-350 van as a mill truck, and it did the same thing- it would get stuck in park, then, for no rhyme or reason, the damn thing would be ok for a while... iirc, it was loose bolts.- hope it dont leave her stranded!
fellers have a blessed Sunday!- ill catch up later!


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