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Schuyler,

   I would just find a later model  B body 8 3/4 for
your wagon to bolt in.  It'd be much easier.   The
Dana is a lot of hastle with cutting the tubes,
welding the flanges on, and welding on new perches. I
bought the used truck Dana for $100 with 4.10 gears
and the flanges were another $60.  I still have to buy
some Moser or Strange axles.  I just thought I would
need this in the Savoy since it will have more
horsepower and will be a four speed. I doubt if I will
be kind to the drivetrain !

   Gary



-> 
> Gary, Just wondering how much work was involved in
> this swap?
> time, money etc...
> I want to redo the rear in my Dodge wagon or find
> something to swap in.
> doesn't have to be a Dana or are they easier to
> find?
> Since you have some experience what do you think is
> the best way to go?
> My wagon currently has a 8 3/4 741 case 3.31 gears
> non-sure grip.
> 
> and thanks for yours or any opinions and thoughts on
> this.
> Schuyler
> 
> Schuyler 62 Dodge Dart 440 wagon w/ Poly 318
>  



> > Ken,
> >
> >   I cut a Dana 60 from a Dodge pickup down to A
> body
> > dimensions with the help of a friend. I purchased
> new
> > axle flanges ( the same diameter as the 8 3/4)
> from
> > Mancini.  I plan on mounting an adjustable pinion
> > snubber on the body. My friend uses this same
> setup in
> > his 64 Dodge and it works great.
> >
> >     Gary
> >
> >
> >> Hi,
> >>
> >> A local fellow is selling a Dana 60 that came out
> of
> >> a Dodge pickup with
> >> suregrip.  Can it be modified to fit a car?  Are
> the
> >> axle tubes a
> >> different diameter than the 8-3/4 rear?
> >>
> >> I know it doesn't have a pinion snubber, but
> isn't
> >> someone making an
> >> adapter or something to fit a pinion snubber to
> it?
> >> Is anyone running
> >> one?
> >>
> >> Thanks,
> >> Ken
> 

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