who's got Dana 60 U-bolts ???? ....

[jeff krause]

I need a pair of U-bolts for a dana 60 rear ... I will make the spring plates..... What stores / shops carry them ??

Jeff

[JamesT]

What side of town are you on?

[jeff krause]

What side of town are you on?


East Mesa... Brown and Valvista

[4 Wheelers Supply]

We have u-bolts. We need sizes.

[jeff krause]

We have u-bolts. We need sizes.

I dunno.... It's gotta fit a Rear Ford Dana 60 from a 1972ish 3/4 ton....

here's a pic:

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Jeff

[Offroader5]

I was just going to say "4 Wheelers Supply", they seem to have everything.:)

[4 Wheelers Supply]

Dude, I cant tell by a picture. Measure the tube diameter. Then measure the spring thickness. :confused:

[rvisokey]

There is a place on Baseline and Mesa Drive (South East Corner) called Spectra-Trac (sp?) that will custom make any U-bolts in about 10 minutes. Not the cheapest option however.

[JamesT]

There is a place on Baseline and Mesa Drive (South East Corner) called Spectra-Trac (sp?) that will custom make any U-bolts in about 10 minutes. Not the cheapest option however.

He would still need to know the size though, a picture isn't going to do them much good. ;) :p :D :D

[UNSTUCK]

PTO Sales, University and 16th st made mine in 10 minutes. Don't remember the cost, but I remember thinking they were realy cheap. Great bolts too. They have a new shop in gilbert now too. Huston west of Stapley.

[Offroader5]

There is a place on Baseline and Mesa Drive (South East Corner) called Spectra-Trac (sp?) that will custom make any U-bolts in about 10 minutes. Not the cheapest option however.

Your tellin' me, that place is a rip off. I have been there twice...leaf pack cost and u-bolts, and their prices are ridiculous.

[jeff krause]

Ok....

I finally got off my rear and measured the axle tube on the D60 ....

measures at 10 1/8 inches around .....

Does that help ???

Jeff

[4 Wheelers Supply]

Ok....

I finally got off my rear and measured the axle tube on the D60 ....

measures at 10 1/8 inches around .....

Does that help ???

Jeff

Diameter not circumference:confused:

[rvisokey]

Circ = Pi * Diameter.

10.0125 inchs = 3.14 * Dia

10.0125/3.14=Dia

And you get

D= 3.18 inches (approx)

However, please check my math as I was constantly absent during Ms. Rutgens 9th grade math class. :D

[jeff krause]

I come up with like 3.2" so the 3.18 has gotta be right there... How many different axle tube diameters could a D60 possibly have anyhow ??????