Wheeling a fullsize
#634
I'm sure I missed it but what year axle did you use up front? I've been researching the 98-04 Superduty 60s as I can find a lot of them close by for very little $.
Noooo... 351 Windser
I have a ZF5 sitting around to go in my Ram in case I ever find a 4bt.
Noooo... 351 Windser
I have a ZF5 sitting around to go in my Ram in case I ever find a 4bt.
#635
Super Duty axles are definitely a good choice considering availability, which translates to decent pricing.
I turned away from them due to wheel pattern, vacuum actuated hubs, and other misc. Front is setup for radius arms, which I just detest.
Rear is a Sterling I believe and I'm not sure they still have tone ring in the back. None of it would be "bolt up" affair on a 2nd Gen.
However, they are one of the beefieeeeeeeesst axles out there.
Looks like you'll be more fitting to have a F250 type of badging than me. It's just my front axle.
I turned away from them due to wheel pattern, vacuum actuated hubs, and other misc. Front is setup for radius arms, which I just detest.
Rear is a Sterling I believe and I'm not sure they still have tone ring in the back. None of it would be "bolt up" affair on a 2nd Gen.
However, they are one of the beefieeeeeeeesst axles out there.
Looks like you'll be more fitting to have a F250 type of badging than me. It's just my front axle.
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Super Duty axles are definitely a good choice considering availability, which translates to decent pricing.
I turned away from them due to wheel pattern, vacuum actuated hubs, and other misc. Front is setup for radius arms, which I just detest.
Rear is a Sterling I believe and I'm not sure they still have tone ring in the back. None of it would be "bolt up" affair on a 2nd Gen.
However, they are one of the beefieeeeeeeesst axles out there.
Looks like you'll be more fitting to have a F250 type of badging than me. It's just my front axle.
I turned away from them due to wheel pattern, vacuum actuated hubs, and other misc. Front is setup for radius arms, which I just detest.
Rear is a Sterling I believe and I'm not sure they still have tone ring in the back. None of it would be "bolt up" affair on a 2nd Gen.
However, they are one of the beefieeeeeeeesst axles out there.
Looks like you'll be more fitting to have a F250 type of badging than me. It's just my front axle.
Truck looks great!
And I was just picking about the F250 badging!
Last edited by stewie01; 08-28-2014 at 10:41 AM.
#637
I think that comment was meant for me since the long term plan is for 2/3 of my drivetrain to be Ford in origin.
Oh, and 99-04 Superduty Dana 60s used leafsprings. Of course there are the odd Dana 50s from that generation also which you have to avoid.
Oh, and 99-04 Superduty Dana 60s used leafsprings. Of course there are the odd Dana 50s from that generation also which you have to avoid.
Last edited by Rescue35; 08-28-2014 at 12:23 PM.
#638
Perches locked down
Ended up getting new front DS spec'ed out and picking up tomorrow. They checked the rear pinion angle and I had pretty well set at 6/10 of a degree (just over 0.5*). So with that, burned in the perches completely today.
Did the outboard first of both sides. Removed only the 1 ubolt.
Also hit the inside
Then finished the inboard sides
Hoping to flex it out in the afternoon
Did the outboard first of both sides. Removed only the 1 ubolt.
Also hit the inside
Then finished the inboard sides
Hoping to flex it out in the afternoon
#640