Dodge B200 Parts & Accessories

Shop Dodge B200 parts references for axle rebuilding, brake service and engine projects at Black Ops Auto Works. Compare Yukon gear and differential components, DFC brake references and Edelbrock induction choices. Start with the project you want to complete and the assemblies actually fitted to the van.

Axle Rebuilding and Ratio Selection

Choose between a ratio change, traction upgrade and bearing/seal overhaul. Yukon Dana 60 and Chrysler 9.25 gear references have different housing and carrier requirements. A ring-and-pinion changes gearing, a Grizzly or other differential changes the supported traction mechanism, and a master kit supplies its named service/setup components. Define the job before comparing gear ratios and package size.

Brake Service and Restoration

Inspect the installed brake assembly to choose a friction refresh versus hydraulic repair. DFC pads/rotors, left/right calipers, hoses and drum hardware have separate functions and contents. Match the actual B200 axle, mount and dimensions before completing the order. A hardware or friction package does not automatically renew the caliper or hydraulic connections.

Induction, Clutch and Engine Details

Choose a carburetor with the actual engine, manifold and driving goals. Compare Performer/AVS2 and other specific Edelbrock references by airflow, calibration and choke controls, then plan fuel and throttle/transmission connections. The triangular Pro-Flo and round dropped-base cleaners have separate packaging and hood-clearance requirements. More airflow capacity alone does not establish a better induction setup.

Matched Clutch Packages and Rebuild Components

The McLeod RST HD selection separates small- and large-diameter flywheel arrangements. Identify the installed flywheel, transmission input spline and release-system needs before choosing the kit. Separate pressure-plate bolts are mounting hardware; they do not supply the clutch assembly. Compare the full package and required companion parts.

Clevite bearings, Cometic B/RB head gaskets and MAHLE rings belong to a measured engine build. NGK plugs and Granatelli wires instead address their prescribed ignition-service applications. Identify the engine actually installed and use its dimensions or service specification for the chosen job.

Choose Your Part

• Choose axle rebuilding, brake service or engine work.
• Identify actual housing, brakes, engine and transmission.
• Compare complete application, exact contents and setup requirements.

Frequently Asked Questions

How should I compare a gear set, traction unit and overhaul kit?

A gear set changes final-drive gearing; an LSD/locker changes differential behavior; an overhaul kit supplies its specified bearings, seals and setup parts. Match actual axle and carrier interfaces before selecting each role.

Does a master kit include an assembled differential?

Review exact contents; a service kit, gear set, carrier and assembled unit are separate purchases.

How do I choose DFC brake references?

Match the installed rotor or drum assembly, axle, side and full vehicle application.

Why do small- and large-flywheel clutch packages differ?

They specify different matched installation arrangements. Compare actual flywheel diameter, input spline, release geometry and full kit contents. A twin-disc label alone does not establish an interchangeable clutch.

What should be chosen alongside an Edelbrock carburetor?

Plan the correct manifold mounting, fuel supply, choke control and throttle/transmission linkage. Then measure the cleaner footprint and hood clearance. Select those companion pieces for the actual engine/build.

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