Where to Buy Spicer Parts and What Upgrade Options Are Available
Spicer parts can be purchased through the "Where to Buy" and "Find a Rep" tools on spicerparts.com, or ordered directly through the DanaAftermarket.com e-commerce platform, which the site describes as offering a new way to search, locate, order, and track parts. Upgrade options are organized under the site's Upgrade section, with dedicated pages for CV and LV applications, plus programs like Ratio Flex that serve specific purchasing needs.
Buying channels on SpicerParts.com
The site provides several distinct paths depending on whether you want to locate a local seller, work with a representative, or order online.
Where to Buy
The "Where to Buy" tool is the starting point for finding sellers of Spicer parts. It appears in the main navigation and is also linked from the "Spicer Parts GO" call-to-action on the homepage. Use it when you already know the part you need and want to find a nearby source.
Find a Rep
"Find a Rep" is a separate tool for locating a representative rather than a retail location. This is typically the better route for commercial accounts, fleet needs, or questions that require a person rather than a checkout page.
DanaAftermarket.com
The site directs buyers to DanaAftermarket.com as its e-commerce platform, describing the experience as a new way to search, locate, order, and track parts. A "How to Use DanaAftermarket.com" resource is listed under both the Resources and Axle sections, so first-time users have a walkthrough available before ordering.
Identify Parts and check availability
Two related tools support the buying process:
- Identify Parts — helps you determine which part you need before searching for a seller.
- Parts Availability — lets you check whether a part is available, which is useful before committing to an order or a trip to a seller.
Upgrade options
The site maintains a dedicated Upgrade section, and the available upgrade links point to application-specific pages:
| Upgrade path | What it covers |
|---|---|
| CV | Upgrade content for CV applications |
| LV | Upgrade content for LV applications |
Beyond these two pages, the site's product and education content points to several upgrade-oriented areas:
- Crate Axle Builder — a tool listed under Axle resources for configuring an axle.
- Performance — the site highlights Dana 80 off-roading capabilities and describes the Dana 60 as the biggest, strongest version built, "with many of the upgrades that off-roaders demand."
- Jeep JK Wrangler axle — described as a bolt-in off-road axle solution with in-demand upgrades built in.
- Dana 44 — noted as available for both front and rear applications and described as synonymous with performance across applications.
If your goal is a specific upgrade rather than a replacement, start with the CV or LV upgrade page that matches your application, then use Identify Parts and Parts Availability to confirm what fits before ordering.
Programs for specific purchasing needs
Ratio Flex Program
The Ratio Flex Program appears in the site's main navigation alongside Parts Availability. It is a distinct program rather than a general product category, so check it directly if your purchasing need involves gear ratios or a similar configuration requirement.
Spicer Select
Spicer Select is listed as its own brand line within the product navigation, positioned alongside the main Spicer offerings. It is worth checking when you are comparing options across the Spicer family.
Choosing the right channel
| Your situation | Best starting point |
|---|---|
| You know the part and want a local seller | Where to Buy |
| You need a representative or account support | Find a Rep |
| You want to order and track online | DanaAftermarket.com |
| You don't know which part you need | Identify Parts |
| You want to confirm stock before ordering | Parts Availability |
| You want an upgrade for a CV or LV application | Upgrade section (CV or LV page) |
| You need a configured axle | Crate Axle Builder |
| Your need involves gear ratios | Ratio Flex Program |
Practical notes
- The site separates consumer-facing paths (Automotive, Performance) from Commercial, so commercial buyers should follow the Commercial navigation rather than the automotive retail flow.
- A Customer Portal is available from the site's drawer, which is relevant if you need order or account access rather than a one-time purchase.
- The site also lists a "Select Region" control, which matters if you are buying outside the default region shown.
- Support requests, event and vehicle build support, and the Dana Training Academy are listed under Resources — useful if your purchase depends on installation guidance rather than just locating a part.
The site does not publish pricing on the pages reviewed here, so treat the buying channels above as ways to locate and order parts rather than as a price comparison. Confirm current pricing and availability through the seller, representative, or DanaAftermarket.com at the time of purchase.