2nd Gen Non-Engine/Transmission locking hub kits

[CKibler]

I'm getting ready to rebuild my front end and was wondering if anyone has added the locking hub kit? And also who supplys the best kit? Thanks

 

[Tinman]

I have Dyantrac on my 06 (01 is stock). I like it a lot. I think Dynatrac is considered the "best" but you pay for it. EMS makes a cheaper kit but some have had trouble with fit. Spin Tec is the new kid and their stuff looks top notch but I haven't read much about them. Search each of these vendors here and see what you get.

 

[griggsd]

i've had the dynatrac kit including replaced inner axle (dana 60) for 30k miles, no problems and it was an easy install.

 

[David411]

DLUX FAB here

 

[BenjaminAbraham]

You can use ford parts if you have a Dana 60 it's been done.

 

[WilsonF]

You can use ford parts if you have a Dana 60 it's been done.

I am collecting parts for that right now.



Floyd

 

[DennyDay]

Bought a SpynTec Kit and had it installed along with new ball joints. The whole kit is top notch, very good machine work the heat treated, exposed hub parts are Stainless Steel, and all the expendable parts are stock off the shelf - - Bearings are Timpkin, Seals are Chicago Rawhide - - they even have a 'V' seal to keep crud out of the ABS system - - contact is Matt Martin at 234. 759. 3105



(I have no interest in SpynTec)

 

[KB0OU]

I installed the SpynTech Kit this summer, had no problems with the kit.

Also did ball joints etc while doing kit, no problems with that either.

I think the SpynTech Kit is a good buy.

 

[JMcCoy]

I just finished installing ford knucles, spindles, hubs, and brake. During my first test drive, I noticesd the ford brakes are a huge improvement. IT STOPS STRAIGHT! I am taking it to get it aligned today. Wish me luck. LOL