D60 spindle nut socket

[sandawgk5]

I have the newer key-way style from a 14ff on the front 60 and the rear 14ff. I like being able to use the same socket for the front and the rear axles.

I did the same thing but on mine I put the Dana 60 nuts and lock plate on my 14FF. The pin style sucks to get lined up sometimes but I prefer that style as mine did not have the key only the bendable lock tabs. But one socket for front and rear is def the ticket .

Ira

 

[broc944]

I did the same thing but on mine I put the Dana 60 nuts and lock plate on my 14FF. The pin style sucks to get lined up sometimes but I prefer that style as mine did not have the key only the bendable lock tabs. But one socket for front and rear is def the ticket .

Ira

I like the pin style better myself, and I never thought of using the same nuts on both front and back spindles. Another great idea I have gleaned from CK5 members, thanks!

 

[DaPlumber]

I'll let you in on another one. The 14FF carrier bearings, are the same as the inside hub bearings.

 

[fatbob]

Does this help any?

http://www.lislecorp.com/tool_detail.cfm?detail=383

 

[dieselponyexpress]

I did the same thing but on mine I put the Dana 60 nuts and lock plate on my 14FF. The pin style sucks to get lined up sometimes but I prefer that style as mine did not have the key only the bendable lock tabs. But one socket for front and rear is def the ticket .

Ira

Are there enough threads on your 14b axle tube to install the 2 nuts and the lock plate?

Walter

 

[sandawgk5]

Are there enough threads on your 14b axle tube to install the 2 nuts and the lock plate?

Walter

Yep mine had 2 nuts and a bent tab lock plate on it then I put the Dana 60 style on.

Ira