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Old 09-14-2025, 10:54 PM   #5
Kalums
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Re: replacing rearend

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Originally Posted by desertnick69 View Post
I have a 1969 with HO52 rearend, due to how hard it is to find parts, what is a good replacement. I have coil springs.
I'm also in the middle of a rear axle swap (getting rid of a Dana 70 dually that needs a new spindle)and after factoring in prices/ parts availability/ durability ...I ended up with a 14 bolt full foat out of a 1993 GMC suburban with the slip on brake drums (you don't have to remove the hub to replace or repair the shoes/drum AND I should be able to continue using my existing proportioning valve) I will have to get the perches(mine are leaf springs) replaced/moved (springs and shocks). Over all I feel that it will benefit me greatly as parts are cheap and plentiful.

And it will/should have a working parking brake.
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