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Dodge - Dana 60 U-bolt Spring Plate - Front - Heavy Duty - Leaf Spring - New on 2040-parts.com

US $54.00
Location:

Antelope, California, United States

Antelope, California, United States
Condition:New Manufacturer Part Number:D60DGE-UPLT Part Brand:RUFF STUFF Placement on Vehicle:Front

 These Ubolt Plates are for the Dodge D60 Front Diff side and come with a standard width off side Ubolt Plate. The Unique Plate is 1/2" thick without bends to deal with the clearance issues it can have. The off side plate is out standard Ubolt plate design and what you need to round out the package. We have added a 3rd Stud hole so if you wish you can add another stud by drilling and tapping the casting. These are for the Dodge D60 axles that have the studs very close to the center hole (~1.3"), the rest of the Dodge D60 axles will use the GM D60 Ubolt plate

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