Swap for F-150 front diff?
Swap for F-150 front diff?
I could be totally off on this one, but i was thinking.....Since after lifting, and running larger tires, 35"+, the d35 in our ranger tends to be a weak point. Now i had 'heard' that the front diff in newer f-150s is a reversed 8.8. If this is true, would it be possible to swap the 2 and keep your IFS? If done correctly, you would have a MUCH stronger front end and even could run larger tires.
Just a thought, i want to see what you other guys have to say..
Just a thought, i want to see what you other guys have to say..
anything can be done! DO IT! and with the f150 control arms, you will prob get a wider stance also!
but with a cradle lift.. the drop brackets may be too wide for the ranger frame, but those are easilsy made if you have the tools and know how
but with a cradle lift.. the drop brackets may be too wide for the ranger frame, but those are easilsy made if you have the tools and know how
i dont think it can be done. i mean it could be but it would be alot more hassle than a SAS.
i dont really think that is the weak point.
I think the balljoints, wheel bearings and steering are the weak points.
i dont really think that is the weak point.
I think the balljoints, wheel bearings and steering are the weak points.
Originally Posted by zabeard
i dont think it can be done. i mean it could be but it would be alot more hassle than a SAS.
i dont really think that is the weak point.
I think the balljoints, wheel bearings and steering are the weak points.
i dont really think that is the weak point.
I think the balljoints, wheel bearings and steering are the weak points.
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