front end housing

[NGilardoni]

Does anyone know a parts house, where you can buy a new front end housing for an 02 dodge--- dana 60.

mine is bent

 

[steved]

You're only going to find them used or aftermarket... doubtful you'd find a new one floating around. Have you contacted Dodge??

Nothing wrong with a used one that isn't damaged...

steved

 

[opjohnny]

I would think a good shop could straighten the housing. If your lucky enough to live near a place with full service and would not have to ship it.

 

[Bob4x4]

Find an axle shop that deals with Dana,they can be purcheased new. I have not been able to find any shops that are willing to try staightening anything bigger than a 44



Bob

 

[NGilardoni]

Thanks for the help
Nick

 

[Hammer]

Car-Part.com



One of the best used parts sites out there and if you can not find one there I would be surprised... ... . Andy

 

[DerekW]

used to work at a 4wd shop and straightened a many of them. I would really not suggest buying a new housing. we ran out of straightenable dana 30's (tubes twisted or cast part of housing cracked) for jeeps in the yard so we had to buy a new one for a customers project. the wimply little Dana 30 in bare form cost the customer well over $1,000. if yours is straighenable straighten it.





What state do you live in???

 

[DerekW]

oh and if you must ship it go to freightqoute.com and set up a account. I ship my ebay heavier ebay stuff with them.

 

[Bob4x4]

used to work at a 4wd shop and straightened a many of them. I would really not suggest buying a new housing. we ran out of straightenable dana 30's (tubes twisted or cast part of housing cracked) for jeeps in the yard so we had to buy a new one for a customers project. the wimply little Dana 30 in bare form cost the customer well over $1,000. if yours is straighenable straighten it.





What state do you live in???

I called 4 wd shops with-in a 500 mile radius none of them would touch them,Curry was semi interested in beefing a new one. All of them would do a Dana 30 :-laf



Bo

 

[DerekW]

if you have got pockets that deep go for a currie. if not consider sending the truck to a heavy duty truck repair shop. it totally slipped my mind before but they DO straighten damaged front axle XXXX (i guess you can say beams since they are not 6WD). or if your the do it yourselfer PM me and I will tell you how to straighted it yourself in your driveway without a torch (heat is a no no), a trip to your local scrap yard for a piece of metal, and items your normally most tdr owners probably have in their garages.