Anyone Swap To A Daully Rear On A D2500?
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Anyone Swap To A Daully Rear On A D2500?
Just sitting here thinking about spending some money for fun My buds got a daully rear dif same gear as my stock 01 .Can this bolt right up to my springs and shaft ??? anyone know
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Check carefully, I think there are many suttle differences in frame of SRW vs DRW frames. If nothing else, dually is different width.
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there is no different in the frames just the axle and springs yes there is a width difference also I think on the newer ones you just take off he spacer and get different wheels going from dually to SRW I love the ride but I think it's a waste of money you will have to have new wheels for the rear and and carry two different spares don;t use wheel spacer they don't work that great
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the only difference is the width, you don't have to use any adapters for the wheels ..... I'm using '04 2500 wheels on my truck the width difference is not enough to notice. in fact, i think the front width is the same as the rear...... i'll go out and measure it
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i just measured, there is about 3 inches difference over all in width. so that would be 1 1/2 inches wider on each side
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i just measured, there is about 3 inches difference over all in width. so that would be 1 1/2 inches wider on each side
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