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Dana 44 ?

What vehicles came with the D44 Hi pinion? is there anyway to convert a regular d44 over to a hi pinion? - Jay
 
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Talk to Zabeard, I swear he had a thread just like this but I can't find it, just one about him asking about price guidance.
 
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mine is from a 78 f-150.
 
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i think most of the full size d44 are hp
 
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badkarma are you running shorted or full width? i cant tell from the pics. and what rear do you have?? still the 8.8??
 
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all full size trucks that have the Dana 44 front has the high pinion.....that would be the F-150 and Bronco with coil springs/radius arms, and a F-250 with leaf springs....
 
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i have seen a f-150 fullsize that has a lp 44
 
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Originally Posted by rdy4mud
badkarma are you running shorted or full width? i cant tell from the pics. and what rear do you have?? still the 8.8??

he is running full width.

i will be running full width.

76-77 the C wedges are welded on 78-79 the C wedges are cast on.

If you want to run a radius arm setup either will work, if you want something else, 76-77.

no way to convert a low pinion to a high pinion.
 
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yeah full width and 9" out back.
 
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http://www.solidaxle.com/products.htm

just buy the hight pinion housing
 
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well im trying to figure out either fw or shortened on my 91 trail truck i def doing leafs up front.
 
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Go full width without question. If you want to run leafs 77.5-79 F250 would be a good source for an axle.
 
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some guy near me is selling a d44 and d60 with all the steering junk for 275$ out of a 78 F150. good deal?
 
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hell if i could find 2 axles like that for that price, i'd prolly shat myself.. i think its a great deal
 
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its just that he says that the d44 is out of a 79 bronco, but he states it is 8 lug?
 
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who cares the lug, you can change and convert that anyway
 
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So long as the axles are in working order, yes, that's a very good deal.
 
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Originally Posted by rdy4mud
its just that he says that the d44 is out of a 79 bronco, but he states it is 8 lug?
It is most likely not a 79 bronco axle if its 8 lug. and specially if it comes with a d60 rear as that sounds more like a f250 combo of axles then that of a bronco.
 
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