Dana 60 frnt Dual to single hub conv. question

[Liberator]

I'm currently in the process of changing my Dana 60 dually hubs to a single. I've been trying to locate the rotors and the parts stores come up with two different part numbers. The Dana 60 is from a '78 one ton. Can anyone shed some light on this situation and tell me which rotors I need? I told them the truck is a '78 one ton 4x4 non-dually. Any input is greatly appreciated.

Bo

 

[84_Chevy_K10]

There are only two dana 60 rotors. I don't know why I can't remember the part number but you just need single wheel rotors for a regular K30.

 

[utchev]

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There are only two dana 60 rotors. I don't know why I can't remember the part number but you just need single wheel rotors for a regular K30.

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I thought you needed single rear wheel bearing HUBS. Available at Six States, a couple of good vendors on PBB (probably here) and sometimes on e-bay. You're looking at around $200 per side plus bearings and seals.

 

[nvrenuf]

The rotors themselves are the same from SRW to DRW. The reason for two part numbers is different size lug holes. The rotors from a DRW application will fit an SRW but you'll need to drill out the lug holes to allow the studs to go through. I can't remember the drill bit size but it's listed in the Billavista D60 Bible on Pirate.

 

[Liberator]

Thank you for all your help. I was scratching my head with this one. I thought the rotors should be the same. It's hard to find the right parts when the auto parts stores don't stock what I'm looking for.

Bo

 

[nvrenuf]

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