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Topic: 9 1/4 and dana 60 (Read 179 times)
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south tex mopar
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So whats the difference between the the two. Or just a diferent name for the same thing. If they are not the same thing which is stronger? I just found a 68 coronet with what appers to be a dana , but im not sure. I wouldnt mind putting it on an a body. I have a 72 duster im working on right now, after this one is done i want to build a 67-69 Dart. So which year is more sought after, i hear alot of guys not wanting the 69 model. So whats the difference anyway. Alright thats all, thanks
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mopowers
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They are not the same. The Dana 60 has a 9 3/4" ring gear and is stronger than a 9 1/4". You'll probably find that more parts are available fore the Dana 60 than the 9 1/4"  |
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66 Dart GT: BB project. shooting for high 10's 2006 Dakota  |
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joesnow
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Stay away from the 9 1/4". They don't hold up well in the 1/2 ton pickups. I broke mine 3 times  Warranty  then I went Dana 60's |
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south tex mopar
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They are not the same. The Dana 60 has a 9 3/4" ring gear and is stronger than a 9 1/4". You'll probably find that more parts are available fore the Dana 60 than the 9 1/4" Thanks for the pic,that was very helpful. It is the 9 1/4. Strange that its on that Coronet huh, going by what that pic you sent says. |
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mopowers
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Yup- Dana's only have 10 cover bolts. 9 1/4s have 12.
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