demon-fx4
New Member
- Joined
- Jun 10, 2011
- Messages
- 197
- Reaction score
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- Location
- Comstock Park, MI
- Vehicle Year
- 2003
- Make / Model
- ford
- Engine Size
- 4.0
- Transmission
- Automatic
looks sweet man
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yea it was pretty cool up there. you cant tell from the pic, but its like a 4-500ft drop directly in front of my truck.love the last pic
no such thing as 513 for a 9inch. i dont know the exact reason, but im pretty sure it has to do with the way the pinion contacts the ring. but, its okay to have up to 5 hundreths of difference between front to rear. some even say thats its almost better to have the front a little taller(faster) than the rear so its more or less is pulling the rear vs the rear pushing the front, which in turn makes it handle better in 4wd. although in my opinion, 5 hundreths, let alone 1 hundreth will not make one bit of difference, in the dirt at least. on pavement there might be a little more binding and premature wear.OK, I skimmed thru the posts and feel compelled to ask... why do you have different ratios in the front and back axles? I don't get it....
?? is this spam?your shit is sick email me and i will give you my number so we can talk i have the same project going for me talk soon jdsracing2003@yahoo.com thanks?
lmao.?? is this spam?
hell yea, thats how we roll in cali!!rock crawlin' in flip flops. That's what I'm talking about
Love the truck bud.
Why do you wanna go to a 3 link? Seems like you have some pretty damn good flex with the setup you're running now?
Any luck on finding those axles?
Oh I know! I'm still out here. I have been watching junk yards, pick and pull, craigslist, Pirate, Dezertrangers, Race-dezert, all those places have nothing worth buying.hell yea, thats how we roll in cali!!
thanks, im still not 100% on the 3link up front, might just keep the radius arm setup in the front and 4link the rear. havent found axles yet, rather find a 79 d60 somewhere local, but thats not sooo easy to do. 10.25s are cheap, and very easy to get, '79 d60s, not soo much.