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Old 10-26-2007, 06:31 AM
a4t1rat a4t1rat is offline
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I understand you want to use the dana 80. in my earlier post I said when I did my conversion the rearend was about 3" wider than the front end. I had thought about changing bed also to go with the single wheel bed however the tires would stick out too far
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Old 10-28-2007, 04:56 AM
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gonna look weird

dana 80 for drw is wider than single rears and the full floating shafts /hub set up is a lot longer than any single wheel full floater.basically the inside rear wheel sits in roughly the srw stock position,the inside wheel is reversed though so the mounting surface is all the way to the outside of the tire.the front wheels are supposed to center the rears .hence the 6" adapters and the outside rear startes at the adge of the bed and goes out from there.if you switch to the drw 80 on a srw truck you are going to have a much wider track in the back and the hub is going to protrude beyond your stock wheels.you could space the front to match and use heavy backset wheels which would likely look kool and handle well also.

.(btw all superduty drw front axles from 99 up to at least 07 have the 170mm bolt pattern ).so all dually adapters will bolt on but the 05 and up have 200mm outer bolt pattern
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Old 10-28-2007, 09:18 AM
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maintain- i have one available to me and its heavier duty than stock so i figured why not.

i basically started this to figure out if the drw and srw rears are interchangeable and its not without screwing with overall tire width. massachusetts laws suck when it comes to big tires sticking out even if you have fender flares. i avoid cops as much as possible so i'll be sticking with the stock axles.

thanks to everyone who tried to help me through this issue. i appreciate it.
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