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what gear ratio
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what is the door code, drivers side door under the axle section, the code will help up, i just found out this week i have 3.55 gears 
my code was 85, otherwise look on the front axle, there will be a tag with the gear ratio on that
my code was 85, otherwise look on the front axle, there will be a tag with the gear ratio on that
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well then boggin, i am out if ideas there, im sure somebody else will know another way, what axles do you have in the truck
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count the number of bolts on the diff covers, that will tell us what axle you have
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the rear, you will most likely have the 7.5 up front 10 bolts = d35, 12 bolts = d28
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D35 all the waythe front has a damn Independant suspension..........
anyways what is better, D28 or 35?
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Wait...your truck is this body style right?
If so it doesn't have any ford parts on it....i'm not sure what they used for axles, I beleive they were similar to Toyota's tho.
If so it doesn't have any ford parts on it....i'm not sure what they used for axles, I beleive they were similar to Toyota's tho.
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rockauto.com shows the ujoints being a d-35 or a mazda 7.5 for the axle's, maybe im wrong, at least ill learn from this one
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