mrtires24
Well-Known Member
Hey guys.
I know its not an A body question...
But I find you all very informative.
I have a 1993 cummins 3/4 ton that I have an 8'X8' deck on it. It is time to look into doing the rear brakes on the truck. I might be hireing a shop to do it because I have not done rear brakes on this truck and don't know how hard a floating diff is to do.
I do have a 1978 Dodge motor home in the back yard that I am taking the BB out for a project.
My question is, Will the Rear dually diff from the motor home bolt into my 1993 truck? I want something that will bolt right in with no mods...or very little. this would be a good upgrade to do.
It is not at an easy spot for me to crawl under it so if someone knows if the perches are in the right spot, and if the measurment backing plate to backing plate is the same, and shock mounts. that would be great.
Thanks ahead of time.
Phil
I know its not an A body question...
But I find you all very informative.
I have a 1993 cummins 3/4 ton that I have an 8'X8' deck on it. It is time to look into doing the rear brakes on the truck. I might be hireing a shop to do it because I have not done rear brakes on this truck and don't know how hard a floating diff is to do.
I do have a 1978 Dodge motor home in the back yard that I am taking the BB out for a project.
My question is, Will the Rear dually diff from the motor home bolt into my 1993 truck? I want something that will bolt right in with no mods...or very little. this would be a good upgrade to do.
It is not at an easy spot for me to crawl under it so if someone knows if the perches are in the right spot, and if the measurment backing plate to backing plate is the same, and shock mounts. that would be great.
Thanks ahead of time.
Phil
