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Dana S110 Axle Identification and Parts

The Dana S110 is a medium-duty rear axle built for Class 4–5 trucks, not Jeep CJs. Ford used it under F-450 and F-550 Super Duty chassis cabs in the mid-2000s through the mid-2010s. Dana rates the S110 at 15,500 lb GAWR. It is a dropout (banjo) 3rd-member design: the gear set lives in a removable carrier, not behind a Salisbury-style bolt-on cover like a Dana 60.

If you are re-gearing for larger tires, restoring tow RPM, or replacing a worn set, start with the Dana S110 ring and pinion page and a master install kit (bearings, shims, seals). Do not mix S110 gears with S111, S130, or Dana 80 parts.

How to identify a Dana S110

Confirm the axle before you order. Super Duty rears in this era can be an S110, S111, S130, or an older Dana 80.

The earlier Dana 80 has an 11.25" ring gear. The S130/S135 family is larger still. If the truck is a 2005–2016 F-450/F-550 and the carrier drops out of a banjo housing with a ~12.25" gear, you are looking at an S110 (or the close S111 flange-carrier variant — verify before buying).

Gear ratios

We stock Dana S110 ring and pinion in 3.73, 4.11, 4.30, 4.56, and 4.88. Numerically higher ratios (4.30–4.88) help a chassis cab with larger tires or a heavy trailer get off the line without lugging. 3.73 and 4.11 are the usual factory-style replacements. These sets need a proper setup: backlash, pinion depth, and bearing preload. Use a master install kit rather than reusing crushed collapsible spacers or worn bearings.

Vehicle applications

The Dana S110 was commonly found as the rear axle on:

Browse Dana S110 ring and pinion for the ratio that matches your tire size and duty cycle.

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