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Offline jonny

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identifying drivetrain
« on: July 20, 2013, 05:42:41 pm »
I recently had to cut down on projects so my dooms days truck got the ax,( since we the mayan deal)  but any ways I had acquired a 77 1ton with a straight 6 perkins diesel already swapped. I scrapped out the body an flat bed but the drivetrain is too unique to let go for now. it has a 3spd Manuel trans with spicer splitter an what I think is a dayna 60 front axle an 14 bolt corporate rear. I was told they are stock components. anyone know what was the model of these, it will help me with finding a shop to rebuild them before putting into my 87 short box. im trying to attach some pics. thanks for the help.   

Offline HAULIN IT

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Re: identifying drivetrain
« Reply #1 on: July 20, 2013, 09:03:53 pm »
The trans. looks like a standard SM465 4 speed to me. The transfer case is a NP 205. The splitter unit, I'll have to take your word on as I have no knowledge on that.
As for the axles, without photos it's hard to say for sure what you have. Might try looking in a catalog for differential parts...most have the cover gasket shape & size to distinguish one from another. Pretty much the corporate 14 & the Dana 60 could be had in any of the years: 3/4 ton & 1 ton for the rear, 1 ton for sure (maybe some 3/4 tons also) for the front. Lorne

Offline jonny

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Re: identifying drivetrain
« Reply #2 on: July 20, 2013, 09:28:21 pm »
Just got in from doing some more cutting. I found a tag under all the grease on Spicer, its a 5831b. Di some quick research an seems to be a bonus for getting some more topend