Dana Corp.'s Commercial Vehicle Systems unit has introduced the Spicer S110 drive axle, designed for Class 4 and 5 trucks. The unit meets drive-axle weight ratings ranging from 10,000 to 14,500 lb., GVW ratings up to 23,500-lb., and GCW up to 35,000-lb. According to Dana, the new axle has a 300-mm hypoid gearing and wheel differential designed to maximize strength and increase axle life when used
Dana Corp.'s Commercial Vehicle Systems unit has introduced the Spicer S110 drive axle, designed for Class 4 and 5 trucks. The unit meets drive-axle weight ratings ranging from 10,000 to 14,500 lb., GVW ratings up to 23,500-lb., and GCW up to 35,000-lb.
According to Dana, the new axle has a 300-mm hypoid gearing and wheel differential designed to maximize strength and increase axle life when used with high-horsepower engines. Ground clearance is improved via a bolted oval axle carrier assembly, welded housing cover, and flat-bottom axle housing.
The axle assembly itself weighs just 345 lb., and reduced pinion standout distance increases vehicle installation flexibility and improves driveline angles.
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