durango rear

[giant dog]

worth anything? is it worth keeping ?

 

[Max340]

Depends on the gear ratio and if you have a market for it.

 

[Josecuda]

Durango's use Dana 60? 8 1/4? Or it depends on the trim level the car had?

 

[sumbitmopar]

Durango's have 9.25" rears. The stock ratio is 3.55 and the optional ( usually in a R/T) is 3.90 ratio.

 

[Josecuda]

Durango's have 9.25" rears. The stock ratio is 3.55 and the optional ( usually in a R/T) is 3.90 ratio.

Those numbers make that rear sound like a keeper to me. IMO.

 

[daredevil]

how wide drum to drum? 9.25s use c clips no?

 

[superdart]

Depends which year it is. Some of the earlier V6 and 5.2L 2wd D'gos were 8.25" units.

 

[TheGreenSlime]

I have an 02 Durango and it has the 3.55:1 9.25" rear. The 3.9:1 ratio is actually in an 8.25" rear NOT 9.25". Axles are the C clip type and the sure grip unit is a two pinion that looks like some of the later Dana types, you know, the kind that look like an open carrier. Also Durangos are 6 lug and I believe the pattern is 4.5" on 6. The axle bearings are cylindrical roller and are pretty good size.

 

[superdart]

I think it was 2000 or 2001 that they stopped using 8.25s altogether. The bolt pattern on the 6 lugs is the same as the Vipers. :-D

Of course we are assuming that he is not talking about a newer D'go...in which case it is definitely a 9.25, but most likely disc brake and it will have a 5x5.5 lug pattern like the Rams.

 

[70Swinger510]

some durangos had suregrip units...