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Dana Incorporated has introduced the new Ultimate Dana 80 bracketless crate axles that are designed for easy installation on virtually any application. 

Featuring Dana-engineered Dana 80 housing and a full-float design, the axles contain ultra-strong 4-inch tubes with 5/8-inch wall thickness and Spicer 40 spline nickel chromoly steel axle shafts.

“Ultimate Dana 80 bracketless crate axles are designed for the toughest applications and provide unrivaled durability for custom builds,” said Bill Nunnery, senior director, sales and marketing, global aftermarket for Dana. “Enthusiasts can be assured that Ultimate Dana 80 bracketless axles provide a higher torque load, deliver peak protection from environmental contaminants, and perform well even in the most extreme off-road conditions.”

Manufactured in Lugoff, South Carolina, Ultimate Dana 80 bracketless crate axles include Spicer performance ring and pinion gears in ratio 3.73 through 5.38. These crate axles provide maximum strength and durability for vehicles with larger tires, according to the company.  

Featuring a Dana-engineered carrier with ribbed housing design, the Ultimate Dana 80 bracketless crate axles also include an ARB Air Locker, heavy-duty wheel bolt pattern (8 x 6.5 inches), Spicer 1410 strap-style/half-round end yokes and a 69-inch-width wheel-mount surface to wheel-mount surface.

To learn more about the new Ultimate Dana 80 bracketless crate axles and Dana products, contact a Dana sales representative or visit

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