Dana Spicer

Shop Genuine Dana Spicer Parts at XDP

At XDP you’ll find a range of Dana Spicer drivetrain components designed to keep your truck performing at its best. From U-joints, ball joints, axle shafts, ring and pinion gear sets, and differential rebuild kits, Spicer offers parts that can support everything from routine maintenance to performance upgrades. These components are built with the same engineering expertise that has made Dana Spicer a trusted name in driveline technology for generations.

For over a century, Dana Spicer has stood as a pillar of drivetrain innovation, forging a reputation for strength, precision, and durability. What started with Clarence Spicer’s vision for universal joints has grown into a powerhouse in axle, gear, and differential technology, trusted by OEMs and aftermarket specialists alike. Today, the Spicer name under the Dana umbrella signifies components engineered to rigorous standards, making them ideal for high-demand diesel, 4x4, and performance builds.

Whether you’re tackling a differential rebuild on a Dana 60 in a Ford F-250, F-350, F-450, or F-550, a Dana 70 in a Dodge Ram 2500/3500, or replacing worn components in a Dana 80 under an older GMC/Chevy C/K 2500/3500, Dana Spicer parts are designed for reliable performance and proper fitment. Keep your truck running strong and ready for the road – shop Dana Spicer drivetrain components today.

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between Dana and Spicer? Are they the same?

Spicer is a Dana brand name used for their axle and driveshaft products. Dana, the parent company, was founded in 1904 as Spicer Manufacturing Company, which later became Dana Corporation and today is known as Dana Incorporated.

How can I tell which Dana axle my truck has?

Dana Spicer axles typically have one or more of the following identifiers:

Bill of Material (BOM) Number - Look for a stamped number on the axle tube or carrier. This BOM number is unique to the axle and can be cross-referenced in Dana's parts catalogs to identify the exact model.
Casting Numbers - The axle model (such as Dana 60) can be cast into the housing webs near the differential carrier.
Gear Ratio Tag - A small metal tag bolted to the differential cover or housing often lists the gear ratio and sometimes the axle model.