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Budgreen 04-15-2010 02:53 PM

Dana 70? or Dana70-HD
 
what's the difference? besides $300 more for gears?

I need to put gears in mine since the pinion stripped on me :ouch:

is there a way to tell the difference? believe the build tag on the truck just lists as a 70. it's a 93 w350 dually rear.

tltruckparts 04-15-2010 04:51 PM

all dana axles have the size on the bottom right corner wedge on the pumpkin. it should say d70 on it. if its an hd 70 i believe itll say d70hd but i could be wrong. what size are your axle tubes

Budgreen 04-15-2010 09:17 PM

beats me...

I can poul them tomorrow.

looked at summit website and they had gears in stock so I drove over there to buy them and what the website didn't mention was they were in stock in the warehouse in az :( can't get them here till next week.. and I need this thing on the road 2 days ago. going to look for a whole rear this sunday when I have time.

oldgrey90 04-16-2010 06:41 AM

the difference is the hd uses a larger inner pinion bearing. the case is different it is made narrower because it uses larger side bearings like a 80. as far as the ring and pinion i do believe that they are the same. if you have it apart and the side bearings and races are 3 series its just a 70. if they are 4 series then its an hd70.

Budgreen 04-16-2010 07:56 AM

Thanks for that info. I'll be gutting it tonight. first time i'm tearing into an axle.. so I get to learn gears and locker at the same time haha.

440ctd 04-18-2010 09:50 AM

good luck bud let me know if you need any help:tu:

tltruckparts 04-18-2010 10:25 AM


Originally Posted by Budgreen (Post 538816)
Thanks for that info. I'll be gutting it tonight. first time i'm tearing into an axle.. so I get to learn gears and locker at the same time haha.

i really hope you got the right tools to set up a ring and pinion and you understand fully how they work. the slightest bit of being of will make a catastrophic failure

12vcummins96 04-18-2010 11:02 AM

if not use house paint when you start to shim it up to see how far the gears are meshing
just dab some house paint on the ring gear and roll it around youll see if its to much or not enough also make sure to replace the crush washer and put the correct preload on the pinnion bearings

NadirPoint 04-18-2010 11:55 AM

A good gearhead doesn't need a dial indicator to "feel" the right backlash, either.

tltruckparts 04-18-2010 12:00 PM


Originally Posted by NadirPoint (Post 540113)
A good gearhead doesn't need a dial indicator to "feel" the right backlash, either.

ya but thats probably someone whos done ring a pinion gears for years or at least numerous times. not someone whos never done one before


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