mikey09120
Michael Gonzalez
5 sticks of 2" is decent starting pointYou're going to need to triple that DOM order. At least.
Probably want 7 sticks of 2" to be safe.
And like 5 sticks of 1.5 - 1.75" for lacing.
5 sticks of 2" is decent starting pointYou're going to need to triple that DOM order. At least.
Any recommendations on rebuilding the 5.4 and trans?
I'm actually googling dana70 now and reading about it.^^ should take him up on that offer. Stronger and cheaper then a Schreiner. A lot heavier tho. Also 6x6.5 lug pattern you can get wheels next to free from TT teams on the used market. Id recommend making a trip to the leduc swap meet or have a friend that maybe lives out here go for you.
Ehhh. Probably not.Could any of the components found on semi trucks be used like hubs and axles?
I was just reading about the AAM and corporate on another thread.D70hd aint a bad choice, specially if its GM van width. dually 14 bolt with a disk brake conversion is a better choice (dont confuse it with a new body style aam 10.5" rear axle, if it has disc brakes stock, 99% of the time, its an AAM not a GM Corporate 14 bolt). TONs of options for a 14bolt, usually the cheapest option to build and come factory with a pinion support. Later AAM 10.5" "14bolts" as some guys confuse them with do not have a pinion support and other internal differences. They use to make hubs that changed the14bolt from 8x6.5 to 6x5.5 but not sure if they still do. think it was spider trax.
you have the abilities to machine the hub and re-drill to 6x5.5. i would for sure do that.
Is this all iron or just the center section?I have a stripped Dana 70HD I was using on fullsize project I will sell for $300. 36 spline axles, 3.5 .250 wall tubes. Comes with hubs and stock carrier, but missing one axle. I am in West Texas.
Is the d70hd a 12 bolt?D70hd aint a bad choice, specially if its GM van width. dually 14 bolt with a disk brake conversion is a better choice (dont confuse it with a new body style aam 10.5" rear axle, if it has disc brakes stock, 99% of the time, its an AAM not a GM Corporate 14 bolt). TONs of options for a 14bolt, usually the cheapest option to build and come factory with a pinion support. Later AAM 10.5" "14bolts" as some guys confuse them with do not have a pinion support and other internal differences. They use to make hubs that changed the14bolt from 8x6.5 to 6x5.5 but not sure if they still do. think it was spider trax.
you have the abilities to machine the hub and re-drill to 6x5.5. i would for sure do that.