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Hello all

does anyone have accurate measurements of the track width of the Salsbury axle, I have measured and get about 1555mm (61,02 inches)

or generally for the defender, what is the track width (without wheels on, just axle track width)

does anyone have drawings of the front and rear axles for the defender, I need to bend up some new axle mountings 

any info would be appreciated.

kind regards to all

Heiko

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Dana is almost impossible to contact, been at it for a couple of weeks now, closest I have come is an axle assembly company called Dynatrac in the USA who use DANA axles and who specialise rather in jeeps than LR, the Salsbury axle is not quite a Dana 60, perhaps the differential casing and the ring gear are the same but the axle tubes and wall thickness of the axle tubes are not, unless Dana have changed their specs significantly in the last years.

 

so now I am trying to get Dynatrac to build me up some new axles for my Land Rover fleet which is why I need some info and help from the forum

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On 11/8/2018 at 2:18 PM, Red90 said:

Well, it is "Dana".  That is who made the axles.  Well "GKN Driveline" made the axles.  GKN is part of Dana.  Nobody is going to give you detailed drawings though.

http://www.gkndriveline.com/

Thanks Red.

I was think more along the line of perhaps someone had had to replace the mounting brackets on the axle and had some drawings of those that they could share with me.

 

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