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Definitely not, 97+ Dakota use a unitized hub and bearing unit with a 6 lug pattern, by using even 91-96 spindles you can back date them to 4.5x5 pattern as they use tapered roller bearings with a 1 piece rotor and hub unit.

Considering the post you quoted is from 2019, No, because I've both used and already sold what I had.

Used them on my 73, listed application is 73 B body Mopar, according to my 73 parts book, same P/N for the ISO rubbers for B & C

Energy suspension 5.6105G

Not much, except drinking all your beer and welding up rust

Drop the washer/nut assembly into the control arm bushing shell, I'd recommend grinding any coating off the outer edge first... This is where you'll need a welder, you're going to want to weld the washer to the bushing shell...Be careful you don't get carried away and end up past the bushing...

My friend Mark is doing his '68 Dart right now, his first car that he still has 41 years later. He asked if I could do his LCA bushings for him......So I had some time at work and decided that it would be a good opportunity to share.. I can't take credit for this method, it's simply my adaption...

Stay tuned for a how to, I'll post it in a bit..

If you want drum spindles I have a pair I'll send you for the cost of postage, I was gonna pitch them in my trailer for scrap anyway

I have one of these.... Lisle 41970 It's beefy. Nick

Glad to help. Nick

Yes, they are the same, 8. 25/8.75/9.25 and Dana 60 all use the same pattern to attach them, all backing plates have 5 holes punched, the 8.25 uses 4 of the 5, 8.75 and Dana use 5 of the holes and I can't remember without looking at the one beside my shop how many of the 5 holes the 9.25 uses. Nick

I love this, and will be looking into it, I've always had a rack where I've worked, but if I don't have to drag my own stuff in, that's would be great. Nick

I ran 15x7.5 with a 235/75R15 on my 73 for a while.

Your wish is my commando... 1970 Fury III.......The next chapter

In the Fuselage section, I periodically update it, mostly as I collect parts. Champagne taste on a ginger ale budget means trying to be resourceful and frugal. Nick

I have, right down to collecting parts to build 4 speed C Bodies

I believe A100s and Dodge halftons had them, I had a set and sold them last year.

Those are 10" for sure.. Yes measure you center hub ring.

They came in two sizes on passenger cars, 9" and 10". I believe they kept the 10" until 1967, but I may be wrong.