escott
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would appreciat any help lookin to put dana 60 in front of bronco not sure what years for sure besides 79 that f-250's had a straight axle. thanx
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axle help
- Thread starter escott
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RustyShackelfor
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might want to post somewhere besides the technical site help area.
That axle was used for over 20 years.
That axle was used for over 20 years.
Moved to Bronco Tech for you. 
There's lots of options many different years(still in use today) have a straight axle. all depends on what you really want and can find. Some have king pins some have ball joints Some low pinion some high pinion. Most people want the high pinion and ball joint types.
