We had a discussion about the front axle awhile ago and a
number of people confirmed that unfortunately, it was NOT a
Dana of any type. I don't remember if anyone actually knew
*what* it is actually based off of--perhaps something done
by DC 'in-house,' although in this world of subcontractors,
that does seem strange. I guess I'm not that much help,
but that's all the info I have. If you do find out, let us
know.
JY
'98 CC 4x4 5.2L
Vegas
--- "McKinney, John R. MHX"
<McKinJr@hpd.abbott.com> wrote:
> Peter, Yes they make that range and even as low as
> 4:56's.
>
> I heard that it was a Dana 35 based axle, but I looked at
> the diff cover
> (can't really see that much because of the skid plate)
> and it looked more
> like a Dana 30. I sure hope I'm wrong. Call Reider
> Racing (800-522-2707),
> I've bought all of my lockers and axle parts through
> them, I've had really
> good experience with them so far. They should be able to
> tell you which
> axle the front is. I was going to call them, but haven't
> gotten around to
> it.
>
> As far as the Tuff Country deal, I haven't heard back. I
> wanted to give
> them a full day to contact me. They didn't, so I'l try
> to get ahold of one
> of the big wigs today.
>
> John McKinney
> 98 4X4 V8
> Los Banos, CA
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: Peter L Anthony [SMTP:panthony@pcn.com]
> > Sent: Thursday, July 15, 1999 11:45 PM
> > To: Dak List
> > Subject: DML: Gears
> >
> > Ok, I think we discussed this but, does anyone make
> 4.10's for the 9 1/4
> > rear AND the ???? front end? ( oh yeah, does anyone
> have a definitive
> > answer
> > on the model of front diff we have?)
> >
>
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