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will locking hubs from a dually dana 60 bolt in my regular dana 60 front?

juanblzer

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I know that I want warn premiums for locking hubs but...
I have a dually front and I am wondering if I can use its hubs on my ordinary dana 60 front. Just trying to save money if possible.
Thanks for the help. :D
 
sweetk30 said:
yup yup. only diffrence is the hub / rotor asembly from single to dually .

Its just the hub thats different right? The rotor is the same with the exception of the holes for the studs being a slightly different size? The only reason why I am asking is because Im thinking about doing my crewcab to single wheel and from the searching I did I think I can use the same rotor I just have drill the holes out to a slightly larger size. (What size I dont remember) And obviously a single wheel hub. Sorry to highjack and yes your lcokout hubs from your dually are the same for a single wheel hub. (chevy 60)
 
K5er4Life said:
Its just the hub thats different right? The rotor is the same with the exception of the holes for the studs being a slightly different size? The only reason why I am asking is because Im thinking about doing my crewcab to single wheel and from the searching I did I think I can use the same rotor I just have drill the holes out to a slightly larger size. (What size I dont remember) And obviously a single wheel hub. Sorry to highjack and yes your lcokout hubs from your dually are the same for a single wheel hub. (chevy 60)

dont worry about modifying your rotor, when you buy new hubs, they come with rotors and lugs attached.
 
not if I get them off of ebay or from someone privately, like I plan. I dont want to buy new ones, Im pretty sure I can find them for fairly cheaply. Or atleast cheaper than new.
 

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