1ton axels

Not sure if there is sarcasm there or you're confused at the differences between a Dana 60 and Dana 50.

 

They make yokes for both the Dana 60 and 14 bolt. The one for the 60 is right around 100 bucks but the one for the 14 bolt is quite abit more. Still better than using the stock 1350 joints.

 

If it's a 50 Center section it'd be pretty pointless to swap in kingpin C's. Clearance of a 60 and only a nominal gain in strength over a 44. The spring perch looked a little low on the CS, I'll have to take a look at one of my 60's to see if the picture was just messing with me or not, hence the "kingpins look suspicious".

 

i grabbed super duty axles front and rear for 200$ Funny enough it was the entire front steering, axles etc. Was part of the deal to remove everything. Hub to hub is mint, newish looking rotors as well.

Now its to plan to start chopping stuff off and prepping the axle. Im in 2 minds right now with what to do. Machine the knuckles for high steer or get me some reids

 

Who makes them?

 

there are quite a few. I have been searching myself. Pirate has a ton of info on all of this i just don't have the links on me atm

 

Damn...what a great bargain. Around here in AZ I could not find anything near those prices when I was shopping for axles!

It's a tough call about the knuckles. It's almost the same price to get your knuckles machined or to get the Reids. Some people say the machining weakens them. I bet it's all the same at the end. Those knuckles are massive and super strong.

I got one for my D60 from polyperformance. It was slightly above $100 with shipping. Haven't gotten to the rear (14bolt) yet. One step at a time in my build lol