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  1. Tanner

    Choosing The Right Dana 60 and 14 Bolt GM For Your Swap

    So - you performed the swap without resorting to narrowing the axles/housings?
  2. Tanner

    Choosing The Right Dana 60 and 14 Bolt GM For Your Swap

    Here's another builder's Dana install - g741.org • View topic - Rebuild progress (5/26/09 PG. 7) Or info from another installer... http://leathernaturally.com/m37project.htm - - Is this second truck article by chance nattieleather's project truck that is running '79 Dodge W200 axles? 'Tanner'
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    Choosing The Right Dana 60 and 14 Bolt GM For Your Swap

    Cos: The rims in picture of M37 are too narrow for the engineered design of the tires being used. Sure, you can make the tire squeeze onto the rim & have the sidewalls pulled in, but you end up crowning the tire & wearing out the center of the tread when aired up to proper use for highway...
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    Choosing The Right Dana 60 and 14 Bolt GM For Your Swap

    I see that you still haven't simply bought a CUCV, or mounted the M37 cab/bed on a CUCV frame? :) Where are you measuring to get track width? From drum mounting face to drum mounting face? Ahem.... http://www.g741.org/PHPBB/viewtopic.php?f=5&t=4924 - wheels are too narrow for the tires, but...
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