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OK Looking for an EB D44

Okie69

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In search of a low pinion D44 EB width would be nice but not a must. Not worried about brake type or gearset. Reasonable driving distance of Oklahoma would be great!
 

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Last I checked David Harmon (Harmon 4x4) had a few GM and Jeep ones. If it is the wrong width I'm happy to help make it the right width, gives us the opportunity to fix pinion and caster angles too.
 
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Last I checked David Harmon (Harmon 4x4) had a few GM and Jeep ones. If it is the wrong width I'm happy to help make it the right width, gives us the opportunity to fix pinion and caster angles too.
That would be passenger side drop though right?

I’m sure you’re gonna say we can fix that 😂
 

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That would be passenger side drop though right?

I’m sure you’re gonna say we can fix that 😂
Of course! :cool: :ROFLMAO:

actually 80 or new fullsize jeep is drivers drop and 61" wide unless it is from a pickup or 2dr wide track wagon, then it is 65" just like a full width ford.
 
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