Dana 50 TTB hub to hub

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Dana 50 TTB hub to hub

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I am starting a new project within the next week or 2 and need a couple sets of dana 50 ttb that are hub to hab with axles and all. I have cash in hand and will pay. I was quoted $300 from the junk yard figured I would check here first. Call or text 760-803-9469 if you have some or know of some.
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Are you still looking for beams?
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bmcduffie wrote:Are you still looking for beams?
Yes
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I have a set from a 95 f250. But has no locking hubs. Everything else is there.
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Hey Brandon, there is a Dana 50 in Escondido for sale on Craigslist for $200

http://sandiego.craigslist.org/nsd/pts/5715625263.html

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I know what you're doing...


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I have a few sets lined up now thank you guys for all of the help. We have some fun stuff in the works including designing a coil bucket radius arms conversion for my 97 7.3l. This should be a huge improvement for these 4wd ttb Dana 50 set ups. After the 1000 and some desert trips towing and all we will add to our other products. Basically 12-14" usable travel on your chase truck/ tow pig while improving the ride for dd purposes.
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Did you see Al's (AIP Diesel) truck? He did 12" c/o's and looks awesome. He has the cut template for the beam pivots if you don't want to invent the wheel. He's a good dude, worked on my truck a little while ago.


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birdco85 wrote:Did you see Al's (AIP Diesel) truck? He did 12" c/o's and looks awesome. He has the cut template for the beam pivots if you don't want to invent the wheel. He's a good dude, worked on my truck a little while ago.


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Mine already has ttb. I want it to be tow friendly and customer install friendly for the conversion. Soon as a customer hears coil overs and tower they quickly see $$$$ being spent. I want the whole kit ready to go and you can install yourself fox shocks and all for $2k or less. Otherwise I would go coil over cause my price on shocks is way cheap but if I am going to spend time and design stuff I should leave my self the option to manufacture a kit. But yes Al's truck turned out great.
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If you're planning to do radius arm conversion & add coils & a shock tower, would it not be easier to just design a plate bucket or tubular "hoop" and then a cross tube for coilovers? I would think work & cost for end product would be pretty similar. Think the plate coilover mounts that Trheat, Autofab, SWP, etc. are doing. I've wanted to do this on a TTB truck for a while. Shouldn't be hard.
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Oh yeah I forgot yours is a 250. I'm going to sell mine but I would totally want to do the ttb conversation if I was keeping it.


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