Differential Housing Spreader For Dana 30-80 Housings - New - Free Shipping on 2040-parts.com
Missouri, US
Differential Housing Spreader
Dana 30 -80
Bargain - bar·gain [bahr-guhn] noun
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Safely and Easily set Carrier Bearing Pre-Loads
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Can be used on Dana 30-80 Housings
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This spreader is not compatible with Corvette Housings
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Note---Unit can be used with GM 10 and 12 bolt housings by making custom pins from a 7/8 fine thread bolt
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