those are the same brand lockouts i have on my stepside. are they good or did you just find the pic?
it's been mentioned twice but would only the cummins trucks have 60's or would the one with the 400 (like i can get) have 60's too? actually not sure what size motor it has but he said 400. i know nothing of Dodges so i took his word for it. thought there was only 400 sb Chevy and 400 BB Ford. am i wrong??
Yeah, I've never heard of a 400 Dodge motor.
From Billavista's article on Pirate, kingpin Dodge 60's can be found under:
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1981-89 D-700[/FONT]
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All these Dodge versions were passenger side differential, regular rotation (low pinion) gears, disc brakes, 35 spline inners, 30 spline outers, and kingpin knuckles. 1979-89 versions had external style hubs, with the earlier versions with full-time NP203 Transfer cases having external drive flanges, and later models having external lockout hubs. The external lockout hub bolt pattern is 8 x 3.960". The 90-93 versions had internal style hubs just like the Chevy and lockout hubs. One caution with dodge applications, is you have to be careful to avoid the Dana 61 front axle. 1987-88 and 1991-93.5 Dodge D600 and D700 also came with Dana 61. More info on the Dana 61 later in the article.[/FONT]
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Dodge has used balljoint 60's under its 3500 (and some 2500) trucks since '94.
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