4wd axle assembly to rwd
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Yep, they share the same spring perches and pinion flanges. Should bolt right in.
+1 to what jimmy said
You don't need to match axle ratios since you have a 2WD but you should know what ratio you have now and what you are putting in
Read here: http://www.therangerstation.com/tech...le_codes.shtml
If your current ratio is 3.73 and new one is 4.10(or visa versa) then your speedometer would be off a bit, but easy to change the gear on the speedo cable
4WD rear axles were usually Limited Slip(posi-traction) so bonus if it is
You don't need to match axle ratios since you have a 2WD but you should know what ratio you have now and what you are putting in
Read here: http://www.therangerstation.com/tech...le_codes.shtml
If your current ratio is 3.73 and new one is 4.10(or visa versa) then your speedometer would be off a bit, but easy to change the gear on the speedo cable
4WD rear axles were usually Limited Slip(posi-traction) so bonus if it is
Last edited by RonD; Jan 19, 2017 at 08:17 PM.
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