Don
1/2 ton status
Perhap's You know this already, maybe You don't.
I have both an Eaton rear axle under My truck, and I purchased a 14 Bolt a week ago, to build up for a swap.
I took a look at the axle shaft's, and they are the same length, @31 1/2 short shaft, and 37 1/2 long shaft. Both the same diameter, Eaton/14 Bolt. Eaton 17 Spline, 14 Bolt ? 30?
I then took the side gear's for the Eaton, and they are the same height, diameter etc, they fit into the 14 Bolt Carrier.
The Cross, for the spider's/pinion's, fit's into the 14 bolt carrier as well.
This mean's that the older style, Detroit Locker, [called No-Spin too] will fit into the 14 Bolt carrier.
If You don't want to fork over close to $385.00 for a 14 bolt Detroit, then go to Your local Pic a Part, and look for a Detroit, out of a 1960-1972 Chevy, GMC 3/4 ton Pickup.
Pick up the Eaton Axle shaft's too, You'll need em to make this work.
Just thought I's pass this info on to You. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif
I have both an Eaton rear axle under My truck, and I purchased a 14 Bolt a week ago, to build up for a swap.
I took a look at the axle shaft's, and they are the same length, @31 1/2 short shaft, and 37 1/2 long shaft. Both the same diameter, Eaton/14 Bolt. Eaton 17 Spline, 14 Bolt ? 30?
I then took the side gear's for the Eaton, and they are the same height, diameter etc, they fit into the 14 Bolt Carrier.
The Cross, for the spider's/pinion's, fit's into the 14 bolt carrier as well.
This mean's that the older style, Detroit Locker, [called No-Spin too] will fit into the 14 Bolt carrier.
If You don't want to fork over close to $385.00 for a 14 bolt Detroit, then go to Your local Pic a Part, and look for a Detroit, out of a 1960-1972 Chevy, GMC 3/4 ton Pickup.
Pick up the Eaton Axle shaft's too, You'll need em to make this work.
Just thought I's pass this info on to You. /forums/images/graemlins/grin.gif