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SKU: RM6001 Artec 60 Full Hydro Ram Mount (No Truss) Chevy/ GMC
MODEL NOTE: This truss is intended for Ford 60 KINGPIN axles
from 85-91.5.
It will also work for
Balljoint axles from 92-97 and Superduty Axles from 99-Present with minor
modifications to the Truss/Ram Mount and heavy modifications to the casting for
models 05-Present.
What Axle do I have?
Chevy Kingpin has 4.5" of passenger side axle tube
Dodge Kingpin has 3.0" of passenger side axle tube
Ford 78-79 Kingpin has ~6.0" of driver side axle tube
Ford 85-91.5 Kingpin has 3.0" of driver side axle tube
Ford 92-97 Balljoint has 3.0" of driver side axle tube
Ford 99-04 Superduty Balljoint has ~1.5" driver side axle
tube
Ford 05+ Superduty Balljoint has basically no exposed driver
side axle tube
Dodge and Chevy front 60s are very similar, and in many
cases fairly interchangeable - both parts and entire assemblies. Differences do
exist, and some are:
1) All Chevy 60s are kingpin knuckle, whereas early (79-93 )
Dodge are kingpin and later (94+ ) are balljoint (and undesirable)
2) All Chevy 60s are internal style lockout / drive flange
bearing hubs, whereas early (79-89 ) Dodge are external, and later Dodge
(90-93) are internal.
3) Dodge and Chevy outer kingpin knuckles are very similar,
and either will bolt to the other axle, but they are not identical - tie-rod
placement is different - the Dodge mounts the TRE about an inch and a half
higher. Tie rod end taper is the same for all Chevy, Dodge up to 93, and 78-79
Ford. 85+ Ford is smaller to 99, then 2000+ Ford SuperDuty is larger and
SupeDuty specific.
4) Chevy leaf spring pads are 3 inches wide and 32 inches
apart (center-pin to center-pin), Dodge are 2.5 inches wide and 32.5 inches
apart.
5) All SRW Chevy 60s are 69" wide
wheel-mounting-surface to wheel-mounting-surface (wms-wms). Most SRW Dodge are
67" wide, although some are reportedly 69" wide too. A Dodge DRW 60
is 75.5" wms-wms.
6) Chevy rotors are 1.5" thick, early dodge rotors are
1.25" thick, but the calipers are identical. Dodge 60s from the CTD years
(90-ish to 93) have 1.5" rotors.
7) Dodge 60s from the CTD years (90-ish to 93) have a higher
tie rod location than the older Chevy.
Information above taken from
HTTP://WWW.PIRATE4X4.COM/TECH/BILLAVISTA/60_FRONT/