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Artec Industries 74-85 Ford F-250 F-350 Dana 60 Rear Full-Width Truss

Artec Industries 74-85 Ford F-250 F-350 Dana 60 Rear Full-Width Truss

The Artec Industries TR6060 Dana 60 Rear Full-Width Truss is designed for 1974-1985 Ford F-250 and F-350 applications requiring increased rear axle strength and support. This automotive-grade truss reinforces the axle housing across its full width, helping improve structural rigidity for demanding off-road, trail, and custom fabrication builds. Its application-specific design provides a practical foundation for strengthening the rear Dana 60 axle while maintaining compatibility with the intended Ford platform.
The full-width configuration helps distribute reinforcement across the axle housing and supports improved resistance to flex under heavy use. The Artec Industries TR6060 is suitable for builders and installers seeking a durable axle reinforcement component for suspension upgrades, drivetrain modifications, or other performance-oriented projects. It is supplied as a single truss and is intended for professional installation, welding, and fabrication by a qualified technician familiar with Dana 60 axle assemblies.
Before installation, verify the vehicle year, model, axle configuration, and intended build requirements. Proper surface preparation, alignment, welding procedures, and final inspection are essential for a safe and reliable installation. The Artec Industries Dana 60 Rear Full-Width Truss is a purpose-built reinforcement solution for compatible Ford F-250 and F-350 rear axle applications.

Features:

  • Application: Designed for 1974-1985 Ford F-250 and F-350 vehicles
  • Axle Compatibility: Intended for Dana 60 rear axle assemblies
  • Construction: Full-width truss design reinforces the rear axle housing
  • Brand: Artec Industries
  • Part Number: TR6060
  • Use: Suitable for off-road, trail, custom fabrication, and heavy-duty axle builds
  • Installation: Requires professional welding, fabrication, and proper axle alignment