Pthorpe84

I thought it had to do with the wheel fitting over the caliper.

twinz33

Slabs have a center bore of 4.9 I believe. I've seen 18in slabs on, center bore is the same. From what I've understood it is the inner casting that rubs the brakes. Northridge4x4 let me know that when purchasing wheels. But I've read a couple of claims that this was a myth/false info given out. But nobody seems to be able to clarify that

twinz33

Found this picture online and have emailed the shop about the build. Looks to be 17in slabs on the ultimate dana 60's. Hopefully I'll get some good info back on the fitment process. Will post back once I learn more

DigitalPunk

Im running the 05+ Super duty 60 front and 05+ sterling 10.5 rear (bolth full width). I got the trail ready 10" wide 17s with a 4.5 back spacing with 41.5x12.50 pitbulls and only sit about 1.5" wider then I did with my stock axles and 37x12.50s (.75 of an inch each side). Trail ready are pretty sweet, made right here in Washington state USA, not china junk.

And if your worried about caliper clearance, the Super duty dana 60 uses the biggest brakes of all the dana 60s that I know of.

Extremneon

So... anymore info on this... will 17x9 ATX Slabs fit on the Ultimate Dana 60.

If not, recommended rims?

DJ1

Old post, I know, but those look more like Raceline/Allied Beadlocks. Slabs have fewer bolts for the ring which is 28 I believe. Raceline typically runs 32 bolts for the ring. Not sure what those have. Too lazy to count.

If I remember correctly, Slabs won't work but the ATX Chamber's will. I've seen several with TrailReady's.

Pthorpe84

17" slabs will not work. Get 18"+ or go with trail readys. Both great beads

Extremneon

There is alot back and forth about will 17" Slabs fit on a Ultimate Dana 60.

Marcus at River City Offroad said today they would fit over the phone.

highoctane

I have personally seen 17" ATX Slabs and 17" ATX Chamber Pro II wheels on three JKs with Spicer UD60 axles. One had Slabs, the other two both had Chamber Pro IIs.

Extremneon

Awesome, fixing to order some up for my Spicer UD60