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94-97 Tech
Need a quick D60 measurement
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[QUOTE="backwoodsboy, post: 556840, member: 5415"] I can I.D. it no problem from a picture. Guy can barely type an email, so digital photography is definitely out of the question :fustrate: . I just don't want to drive all the way out there and discover it is a 78/79 or worse yet a D44. Pinion center-line to knuckle center-line should be [I]roughly[/I] the same for all D60 85-97. The 78/79 D60's had the pinion located roughly 3.5" further to the passenger side than 85-97. That is why the wheeler types like them for welding on coil perches. Any chance you could measure one if you have both on hand? [/QUOTE]
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