Heavy Duty Differential Cover - Dana 35 - 3/8' Steel - Fully Welded - New on 2040-parts.com
Antelope, California, United States
This is our basic differential cover, we see it as the only one worth making. This Differential cover is a 1 piece Plate steel cap 3/8" (.375") thick bent 8 ways then welded to a 1/2" ring", we had to make it thicker to make enough room for the thickness of the cover, it just happens to make it 30% stronger too! The fill plug is a generous 1.0" ID for easy fill and oil level check. This is arguably the strongest Diff Cover made for a Dana 35 axle and with the Super D35 kits you need this cover. We manufacture this and all of our covers out of A50 Plate Steel, thats 50,000 PSI Tensile strength. After welding the mounting surface is machined absolutely flat for a perfect fit! This is for a fully welded D35 Differential Cover, and readY to plug & play *****SHIPS WITHIN ONE BUSINESS DAY***** |
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