350 hub on 250?
I have a shot at a set of W350 front hubs. If I can put them on my W250 I could run dually wheels in the front and not have to cary 2-spares. I called Napa and they said that the bearings and rotors are the same but thats all they could tell me. I know that the locking part of the hubs for the 4x4 bolt on different.
Can any one tell me if axel stubs are the same and will this will work? :rolleyes: Ken |
If you know what model truck the hubs came from, you can cross reference part numbers for the spindles. If the spindles are same they will work.
I have found several instances where spindles will interchange; therefore hubs, bearings,etc. will interchange. Another option is to get a set of front spacers off a Ford ton 4X4. Make sure they are 8 on 6-1/2 and not that metric crap. Most Ford and Chevy ton 4X4 are same as 3/4 except for the spacer/adapter that lets a ton wheel bolt up. |
both are dodge dana 60 front axels
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Still need to check spindles as numerous spindles are on 60's.
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Pretty sure the dodge spindles and chevy spindles are the same for the single and dual wheel setup. Ford's are different with a 5 bolt (smaller 7/16 bolt) and overall shorter dimension. And in my opinion a weaker unit.
Where are you located in AK? I was up there for about four years and love and miss it. (Ketchikan and Kodiac) Grant |
100 miles north of anchorage :p Ken
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As far as I know, one spindle fits all Chevy and Dodge trucks. I am 99.9% sure about this, but have never taken the hub off of a one ton front axle, hence the 0.1% hesitance . . .
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