Here's what you need to know:
* Wide Variety: The 1972 Power Wagon came in various configurations, including short, long, and extra-long wheelbases. It also had different engine options, such as the 318, 360, and 440 V8s.
* Common Axles: Some of the most common axles used in the 1972 Power Wagon included:
* Front: Dana 44, Dana 60
* Rear: Dana 60, Dana 70
* Axle Ratio: The axle ratio was also variable, depending on the intended use. Ratios ranged from 3.54 to 4.88, with higher numbers indicating more torque for heavy loads.
To find the exact axle configuration of your 1972 Power Wagon:
1. Check the VIN (Vehicle Identification Number): The VIN contains information about the vehicle's specifications, including its axles.
2. Consult a Parts Catalog: A parts catalog specific to the 1972 Dodge Power Wagon will show you the axle options for your vehicle.
3. Look for ID Tags on the Axles: Axles typically have tags with identification numbers, including the axle type and ratio.
By using these methods, you can determine the exact axles that were factory installed on your 1972 Dodge Power Wagon.
