3rd gen rear axle in 2nd gen?
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I dont have a rear end on the truck to begin with...thats the problem. Found a couple low mile 3rd gen ones for cheap. A dually axle for a 2nd gen is $800+ where I can get a 3rd gen srw for $250.
This is an old 69 chevy truck project going on a 2nd gen Dodge frame.
This is an old 69 chevy truck project going on a 2nd gen Dodge frame.
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Go with the 3rd gen. If you don't, I'll trade you my 2001 D70 for a 3rd gen AAM. Guys I have talked to that sled pull, and hear about my D70 woes on the sled track told me to get an AAM to put in it.
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You're best bet is to measure the outside to outside width of your stock springs and then ask one of the guys in the 3rd gen forum to take a minute to do the same. Heck, you could probably go down to the local Dodge dealer and measure one up.
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