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Built Dana 44's or Dana 60/14 Bolt or Sterlin 10.5

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Old 07-06-2016 | 09:46 PM
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So needless to say, a shaved 14 bolt is in order with 37's..

Or 40's will be in my future.
Old 07-06-2016 | 10:20 PM
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Tons, V8 and 40's. I'm envious, and interested in your slabs
Old 07-06-2016 | 10:39 PM
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Originally Posted by tgoss
Tons, V8 and 40's. I'm envious, and interested in your slabs
Sure thing, hopefully if all works out I will dismount them shortly and have them up for sale.

Like I said, I have all the original boxes, etc.. Will pack them up and hopefully get them sold.
Old 07-07-2016 | 02:33 AM
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You can sell your rubi axles for 4500 at theost ive seen peopke buy them that much. You be in yoir 1 tons around 5 6 grand. I'm doing the same I got my front d60 from an 06 f350 for 200 and now I'm waiting to get the rear I was going with sterling but the whole gas tank issue I decided to go with a 14 bolt i found for 400$ as some years come with a 11.5 inch ring gear. I saw fusion post on pirate about a 14 bolt would be better and dont have to worry about the gas tank so I'm going with that and getting the artec kit. And tmr 15bolt shave kit. Ive read a lot that with 40s if ever I'll need spare shafts. Check out pirate 4x4 Alot of helpful info on d60s sterlings and 14 bolts. I'm going to be doing this pretty soon.
Old 07-07-2016 | 06:01 AM
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Here is how wide a 05+ ford 60 and 4" bs wheels are on my rig Click image for larger version

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Old 07-07-2016 | 09:20 AM
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Originally Posted by oleskool
Here is how wide a 05+ ford 60 and 4" bs wheels are on my rig Attachment 651802 Gotta love shaved 14 bolts! Attachment 651803
Dang, pretty wide. I need to measure the garage open to see if it will clear or something with more bs than ATX bs 3.5. Been looking at trailready rims as the choice or walker Evans. I also think spiderlock would be nice.

Hopefully will hear from Dan at Fusion4x4 today and work up some axles for my JK. Left him a message and talked with him on Facebook messanger. He was out of town until today for the holidays.

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Old 07-07-2016 | 10:22 AM
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From what I'v read the 14 bolt is what GM uses on their trucks. The 10.5 is what Ford uses. I had a Ford fanboy tell me that the 10.5 is stronger and that's what they use in racing mustangs. I had a Chevy truck for years so I'm partial to GM.
Old 07-07-2016 | 10:31 AM
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14 bolts are GM 10.5", Ford has their 10.5" so they are the same ring gears but the bearings internally are slightly different etc. Either one is plenty strong. 14 bolts have a well designed 30 spline axle shaft that tapers down in places for twist. The newer Ford 10.5" come with 35 spline shafts.

Here are my TR beadlocks on 40's



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Old 07-07-2016 | 10:33 AM
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Originally Posted by Extremneon
Dang, pretty wide. I need to measure the garage open to see if it will clear or something with more bs than ATX bs 3.5. Been looking at trailready rims as the choice or walker Evans. I also think spiderlock would be nice. Hopefully will hear from Dan at Fusion4x4 today and work up some axles for my JK. Left him a message and talked with him on Facebook messanger. He was out of town until today for the holidays.
You need the width to kick the coilovers out and keep the tires off the frame.
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Originally Posted by oleskool
14 bolts are GM 10.5", Ford has their 10.5" so they are the same ring gears but the bearings internally are slightly different etc. Either one is plenty strong. 14 bolts have a well designed 30 spline axle shaft that tapers down in places for twist. The newer Ford 10.5" come with 35 spline shafts.

Here are my TR beadlocks on 40's



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Very nice looking setup!


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