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mjcj7 11-16-2001, 06:45 AM Its in a mid 80's f250 8 lug high pinion drivers side drop What is the best way to identify ??? I can get it for 50 bucks. Also i found at least 8 full float 60's I am upgrading !!!!!!!:) :) :skull: Grandpa Jeep 11-16-2001, 09:29 AM Is it a TTB? All 80s F-150s and F-250s were TTB 44s or 50s. Don't think there ever was a TTB D60. If it's a solid axle then it must have come from an F-350 and therefore must be a D60. Solid axle D50 wasn't used until the '99 Super dutys. mjcj7 11-16-2001, 09:54 AM It's a solid axle High pinion In an f250 Maybe i have my years wrong Could it be a eight lug hd 44 ???? (is there such a thing ??) Belly Dragger 11-16-2001, 09:59 AM Also i found at least 8 full float 60's I am upgrading !!!!!!! ***************** What's the story on these,,,,,, buddy ol pal o' freind of mine. welndmn 11-16-2001, 10:04 AM yup only Solid 50's in the New stuff someone could of slapped a 8 lug 44 in there, look @ the hubs, if they are small as ones is a 44 but if thier bigger then your fist its a 60, buy 2 and ship the other to me :D mjcj7 11-16-2001, 10:24 AM I'm going back there this afternoon I will see what he wants for the rear 60's if he gives me the deal i will pass it along with alittle something for me. Maybe I can make a deal for the pile of them. Belly Dragger 11-16-2001, 10:27 AM I'm interested! Send me the particulars when you get them. mjw@mjw.com Blackjack 11-16-2001, 05:33 PM Try to get the build of material number off of the axle tube near the differential. It should look like 6xxxxx-x, and I can tell you what you are lookin at. | |