708170 Case Dana 80 Trac-loc Posi Differential Carrier 35 Spline 4:10 Ford Dodge on 2040-parts.com
Springfield, Missouri, United States
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This is a genuine Dana Trac Lok limited slip differential assembly for Ford and Dodge trucks with the Dana 80 and 35 spline axles. This carrier is for ratio's 4:10 and down (4:63, 4:88, etc.) although it does work in some Ford trucks that had a factory 3:73 gear ratio with a thin ring gear. Call or email with your tag number or application if you are unsure. This carrier is machined for an ABS tone ting. This kit includes differential side bearings, Ring gear bolts, and differential shims. The older Dana part number was 708170. Shipping is FAST and FREE in the continental U.S.
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