Is this rear end worth to money? Also a ? about gears.
04-06-2009, 11:54 AM
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Is this rear end worth to money? Also a ? about gears. My father has an old 70's model chrystler RV. He said it has a dayna 60 rear end, currently set up for dual wheels. It has about 80K miles on it. Do you guys think it is worth $100, and easy to change to single wheels and replace my 12 bolt? Or would that be stupid?
Also if i'm running Drag radials, and currently 3.90 gears, would I benifit from a set of 4.56's? It is an M6. I already have the 4.56's I just need to justify to time putting them in.
Also if i'm running Drag radials, and currently 3.90 gears, would I benifit from a set of 4.56's? It is an M6. I already have the 4.56's I just need to justify to time putting them in.
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My father has an old 70's model chrystler RV. He said it has a dayna 60 rear end, currently set up for dual wheels. It has about 80K miles on it. Do you guys think it is worth $100, and easy to change to single wheels and replace my 12 bolt? Or would that be stupid?
Also if i'm running Drag radials, and currently 3.90 gears, would I benifit from a set of 4.56's? It is an M6. I already have the 4.56's I just need to justify to time putting them in.
Also if i'm running Drag radials, and currently 3.90 gears, would I benifit from a set of 4.56's? It is an M6. I already have the 4.56's I just need to justify to time putting them in.
Completely different suspension, it will not work without extensive modification, not worth the time or money it would take to get it to fit....
