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Old 05-07-2008, 09:19 PM   #4 (permalink)
NCheek
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Its a shame it had to go the spendy route. Sounds like the hub they tried to give you was for a dana 44. You might try them again, just make sure that the person you are speaking with has some experience behind the parts counter, not some kid just punching keys. (Even though I am only 18, nothing makes me more aggravated than when the person behind the counter isn't willing to believe anything but the screen in front of them...)
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My Daily Driver:
1986 F-250 2WD, Regular Cab, LWB, 6.9, T-19, Sterling 10.25", open 3.55's, XLT Lariat, Texas Sesquicentennial Limited Edition, No Restrictor Plate, manually switched high idle/advanced timing, and an awesome custom shift knob thanks to Bruce Roosa / Koolknobs.
279,000 miles and counting, hoping for a US Gear OD and a Hypermax Turbocharger one day.

My first truck:
1982 F-250 4WD, Extended Cab, LWB, 5.8, C6 to T-19 swap, BW 1345, Dana 44 TTB/Dana 60 Semi Floater, open 3.55's. About four different colors (not counting rust), currently on loan to my little brother. Maybe one day it can be home to a 6.9L too.

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1992 F-700 Flatbed w/ dump, 7.0L BIG BLOCK GASSER, 5-speed trans (Clark?), 26,000 lb GVWR. Rides like a tank
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