SamuraiChris
06-17-2002, 05:01 AM
I searched and found alot of info except the width of a duallie Dana 60 front, that's what I'm looking for, but while we're at it let's just throw them all out there so we have them all in one easy to find spot. Help fill in the blanks. WMS to WMS
GM Dana 60 front (single wheel) ...................69"
GM Dana 60 front (dual rear wheel) ..............77" ; +4" on each side vs single wheel
GM 14 Bolt rear FF (single wheel) ....................67"
GM 14 Bolt rear FF (dual wheel)........................63"
GM 14 Bolt rear SemiF (single wheel) ..............66"
GM Dana 44 Front (single wheel) ..............69"8-lug; 67" 6-lug
GM 10 bolt front (single wheel) ..............69" 8"lug; 67" 6-lug
GM 14 Bolt rear (Van single wheel) ...............70"
Thanks in advance for the help. I've got a good line one an 81 GM Mason Dump, I'm thinking of putting an S-10 body on it and trying to keep the overall width as small as possible with big 39" tires. What I'm thinking is running the 7" backspaced hummer rims up front to bring the wheel back in, compensating for the dually spacer. and then I'll run a 15" rim with minimal backspacing in the rear to match the width of the front. Later.
Chris
GM Dana 60 front (single wheel) ...................69"
GM Dana 60 front (dual rear wheel) ..............77" ; +4" on each side vs single wheel
GM 14 Bolt rear FF (single wheel) ....................67"
GM 14 Bolt rear FF (dual wheel)........................63"
GM 14 Bolt rear SemiF (single wheel) ..............66"
GM Dana 44 Front (single wheel) ..............69"8-lug; 67" 6-lug
GM 10 bolt front (single wheel) ..............69" 8"lug; 67" 6-lug
GM 14 Bolt rear (Van single wheel) ...............70"
Thanks in advance for the help. I've got a good line one an 81 GM Mason Dump, I'm thinking of putting an S-10 body on it and trying to keep the overall width as small as possible with big 39" tires. What I'm thinking is running the 7" backspaced hummer rims up front to bring the wheel back in, compensating for the dually spacer. and then I'll run a 15" rim with minimal backspacing in the rear to match the width of the front. Later.
Chris