I am here and pics should still be up.. I had some problems due to some rough 4 wheeling and have had the truck back up on jacks fixing plus...
The easiest way to run for the angle of the front drivetrain would be a HP D44.. In my opinion if the money is not a worry, i wish when i went the...
Yeah, looks like I just going to have patience and keep watch out. I want to score a 10.25 with 4.56's in it and then i can throw my custom front...
Yeah, be even better if i get lucky an find one with some 4.56 gears in them and wont have to regear the rear end.
I know that ha. Yet, the pick an pull in my area takes out the axles, engine and just leaves all the small parts. I been looking on local...
Yeah I was thinking that, hard to find one so far though...
What is the best Rear Axle I could run. Keep in mind I plan on running the Torque and HP of a diesel to this down the road. Thanks
Actually neithier, I got lucky and Purchased the truck with the bumpers black
Yes, the cummins is the way to go but will be hard with the emission laws in the area. The 4bt is too small for my liking in a swap My...
well lets just go with the info i am trying to look for without searching 100s of forums as i have been doing for past months with little to show...
Lets start with this first.. is the engine bay in the 97-03 generation f150's the same as the 250's?
Yes, the stock transfer case is being used. I have yet to decide what I want to do down the road with the truck, so I have many questions and...
The truck gone long way man, its looking clean :waytogo: Is your estimate for the 4.56 installed for front and back axle?
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After all the truss work, and bracket works on the Axle. The next was to mock it up measuring out the 4 links, trac bar and shock hoop location....
After the the 4 link brackets were set and welded onto the axle, I decided to build a truss for the axle and after some ideas. I came up with...
Here is the close up of the 4 link brackets on the axle. They are in the cut into the wedges for they could be welded on a even surface. [IMG]...
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