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01-06-2002, 10:41 PM
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Who can identify this rear end?
Can anybody identify this factory Mopar rearend? Disc brake-equipped, 65 inch(hub to hub),12 bolt cover, leaf spring type, possibly from an early '70s Imperial or Fury. I picked it up at a swap meet awhile back and never used it.Now I want to sell it, but don't know what I have. Is it a Dana 60? Any knowledge would be appreciated.
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01-08-2002, 04:56 AM
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From your description, this may be a rear from a early '80's Imperial. It is not a Dana 60, and other than the disc break setup, it is not much different than a Volare or Aspen type, with a V-8.
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01-08-2002, 05:55 AM
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Rick, can you post a pic or email me a pic? I have a Magazine that has a rearend spotters guide-it's been a big help in determining that the rearend under my rod project was a peice of junk! I would just have to see the back of the center...Randy iiwhiplashii@cs.com
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01-08-2002, 12:47 PM
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A dana 60 has 10 bolts holding rear cover,so it's not a"60" Width is wrong for a big "C"-body Chrys.Mid~80's mopar rears have no place in the hi-po or rod world,just too weak and poor gear selection.Are you sure it's even a mopar ?
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01-12-2002, 11:14 PM
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This rear IS a Mopar,as it has a pentastar embossed into the top of the center section.I don't believe that it's from a mid-sized car, because it's a beefy sonuvagun, and has 11&1/2 inch rotors with single piston calipers.I look forward to hearing from someone who has a clue about this.The parking brakes are small shoes in the rotor"tophat". Did I mention the bolt pattern is the smaller of the two Chrysler car patterns (5 on 4&1/2)?
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10-09-2002, 03:22 AM
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sounds like a chrysler 9&1/4 truck rear.
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