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I can see now these are much better than a junkyard Dana. And I like the ability to change the gear ratio at only $1000 a pop. Heck, I think I'll carry 2-3 to suit my needs. So for the initial investment of say roughly $1800 plus extra center sections ($3000) cause they're easy to swap I'll be all set, thanks.
Doug

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Yes those junk yard rears with unknown mileage and if it was ever in a accident. This rear is all new fresh off a jig. But it's only your life your gambling with so no big deal if it locks up at 150 on the big end.

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you would probably have to push him to get to 150

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Ok lets start over. Junkyard Dana, in this case, free. Narrowed by me, new strange spool, axles, bearings, Motive gear and Dr Diff yoke. Total cost just over $800. Obviously I didn't bolt it in from the junk yard. And your correct it would need a push to go 150, hasn't been past 148.
Doug

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