Dodge D300 Parts & Accessories

Shop Dodge D300 parts for drivetrain rebuilding, engine projects and brake maintenance at Black Ops Auto Works. Compare Yukon axle components, Edelbrock carburetors and DFC brake parts, with separate Whiteline body-mount and ION wheel choices for your truck.

Yukon Axle Gears and Rebuild Components

Choose ratio, traction or repair work before comparing the Yukon selection. A ring-and-pinion establishes gearing, a differential or locker supplies its operating arrangement and an overhaul kit provides listed service/setup components. Dana 60/61, Dana 70 and Chrysler 8.75/9.25 references serve separate assemblies. Identify actual housing, carrier range and splines, then compare the yoke, bearing and setup pieces needed for the complete job.

DFC Hydraulic Service and Body Mounts

The named 1953–1968 D300 front-right DFC wheel-cylinder reference supplies a specific hydraulic service location. Match the actual drum assembly, bore, mounts and connections before combining it with shoes, drums or hardware. Whiteline 1971–1974 D300 Pickup body mounts serve a separate body-to-chassis joint; they are not brake parts or spring-eye bushings. Choose the task and supported positions before ordering either package.

Edelbrock Engine Choices and ION Wheels

For induction work, compare the supported Performer or Thunder AVS engine/manifold combination before choosing airflow and choke. Fuel feed, linkage, calibration and air-cleaner clearance belong to the installation plan. For ION Type 171 wheels, compare the actual 16x8, 17x9 or 18x9 configuration, offset, hub and fasteners with the tire/load and measured-clearance requirements before selecting finish.

Engine Restoration and Supporting Truck Projects

Separate plugs, wires and filters from measured engine-build components. Clevite bearings, Cometic B/RB gaskets and ring sets require actual journal, bore and assembly specifications. COMP lifters and springs need their supported camshaft and valvetrain combination rather than an order built from truck name alone.

Air Lift support, universal bumpers and rack frames have their own installation scopes. Compare exact truck coverage and full mounting contents for each project. Shared accessory titles naming a different chassis require explicit D300 coverage; a frame or mounting kit alone is not automatically a complete installation.

Choose Your Part

• Choose axle work, brake service, body-mount renewal or engine changes.
• Match the installed assembly and production details to full coverage.
• Compare package contents, dimensions and supporting installation parts.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do axle gears, a locker and an overhaul kit differ?

Gears establish final-drive ratio; a locker supplies its specified differential function; an overhaul kit supplies named service/setup components. Choose the actual job and axle interfaces before comparing or combining those purchases.

How do I choose a wheel cylinder for my Dodge D300?

Match the exact part number’s full D300 application to the installed drum assembly. Confirm front or rear axle, left or right side, bore, mounting and hydraulic connections before ordering.

Are D300 body mounts the same as spring-eye bushings?

No. Body mounts serve specified body-to-chassis connections, while spring-eye bushings serve separate suspension pivots. Match complete truck coverage, installed dimensions and the positions supplied for the worn joint.

What belongs in a carburetor installation plan?

Match the actual engine/manifold combination, choke and throttle/transmission controls, fuel supply and calibration. Then measure the selected air cleaner and available clearance. Airflow rating alone does not define the installation.

Is wheel finish the only difference I need to review?

No. Compare mounting pattern, width, offset, center bore, fasteners and clearance before choosing the preferred finish.

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