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Superbird Axle marking question - dana 60

Started by Arnie Cunningham, June 17, 2010, 01:31:58 PM

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Arnie Cunningham

Greetings all,

Just wondering if anyone has found a large yellow three digit number on the axle tube of their dana 60.  This is on the passenger side - partially under the u-bolt.  Looks like a paint stamp. Part of it is rubbed off and I am wondering if anyone knows what it should read.  My best guess is 083.  I will try to attach some photos.

Thanks,
Brennan
Brennan R. Cook RM23U0A169492 EV2 Manual Black Buckets Armrest 14" Rallyes
Arnie Cunningham was the Plymouth obsessed youth in the novel/movie Christine.
Brcook.com contains the entire NASCAR shipping list of Superbirds sorted by VIN and a number of other pages dedicated to production information.

hemigeno

"083" was indeed the assembly line code for 1970 B-body Dana 60 axles with 3.54 gears and 10" rear drums (A33 axle package when combined with disc brakes).

The build codes changed from year to year, as 1969's code for a similar application was "597".


Hemi_tyme

Hey Brennan, I have the 083 stamps if you need to use them.
Ken

nascarxx29

Quote from: Arnie Cunningham on June 17, 2010, 01:31:58 PM
Greetings all,

Just wondering if anyone has found a large yellow three digit number on the axle tube of their dana 60.  This is on the passenger side - partially under the u-bolt.  Looks like a paint stamp. Part of it is rubbed off and I am wondering if anyone knows what it should read.  My best guess is 083.  I will try to attach some photos.

Thanks,
Brennan
Arnie you should also find that code on your fender tag aswell .Second line from the top of your Lynch road fender tag the other 2 series of numbers are for motor and trans
1969 R4 Daytona XX29L9B410772
1970 EV2 Superbird RM23UOA174597
1970 FY1 Superbird RM23UOA166242
1970 EV2 Superbird RM23VOA179697
1968 426 Road Runner RM21J8A134509
1970 Coronet RT WS23UOA224126
1970 Daytona Clone XP29GOG178701

Arnie Cunningham

Greetings All,

I figured this would be well known info on this board.  Thanks for all the prompt replies.  This is for Al Wald's bird.  Todd Kramer is doing the drivetrain for him in Fargo.  Ken - I will ask Todd if he needs the stamp or if he can recreate it.  It looks like an odd font.

Brennan
Brennan R. Cook RM23U0A169492 EV2 Manual Black Buckets Armrest 14" Rallyes
Arnie Cunningham was the Plymouth obsessed youth in the novel/movie Christine.
Brcook.com contains the entire NASCAR shipping list of Superbirds sorted by VIN and a number of other pages dedicated to production information.

Arnie Cunningham

As long as we are on this question:

The fender tags have two codes for axles.

One is "083" for the Dana 60, 3.54 gears, 10" drums.
This 083 is, I assume, short for the 3432 083 Mopar part number assigned to this assembly.

The other is "052" which is for the 8.75 corporate differential assembly.
What does this 052 stand for?  3432 052?
Did this diff assembly also have 10" brakes?
Has anyone seen any Superbirds coded for other differentials such as 082 (4 way drums?) or whatever the 4.10 code was?
Brennan R. Cook RM23U0A169492 EV2 Manual Black Buckets Armrest 14" Rallyes
Arnie Cunningham was the Plymouth obsessed youth in the novel/movie Christine.
Brcook.com contains the entire NASCAR shipping list of Superbirds sorted by VIN and a number of other pages dedicated to production information.

69_500

Did any of the Birds actually come with 4.10 gears? I am not as up on them as I am other cars but I thought that I had heard that there were no super trac pac birds.

Hemi_tyme

Only 2 rear ends on a Superbird.
All Auto cars came with 052 Chrysler 8 3/4" 3.55:1 Ratio
All 4sp cars 083 Dana 9 3/4" 3.54:1 Ratio
Ken