97BlackBetty
New Member
- Joined
- Aug 7, 2007
- Messages
- 1,169
- Reaction score
- 2
- Points
- 0
- Age
- 36
- Location
- Norman, Ok
- Vehicle Year
- 1994
- Make / Model
- Ford
- Engine Size
- 4.0
- Transmission
- Manual
It's a good looking truck, I will give you that.
Constructive critiscism: From what I can tell, you are running all block in the rear with stock leaves (I pray your not running stacked blocks). You should consider swapping to an aftermarket leaf pack for lift and better off road ability, or do the chevy 63 swap.
I can see how you manage not to tear your front fenders up going down the street, you have stock radius arms. I would highly suggest extended radius arms.
You are still running the stock 2 piece drive shaft, a one piece swap from a 98+ would greatly benefit you from the standpoint of drivetrain reliability.
You need to go lower than 4.10's if you plan on driving that truck daily on the street. What you may have to spend in money now will greatly benefit you in the long run. At least 4.88's to put you back into the realm of grabbing 5th gear. Deeper would be better.
How do you lock in the front axle?
Take the advice or leave it, your choice, but we are just giving you tips to help you and the truck perform as best as possible. Read through the tech library, there is a ton of great information in there that will benefit your off road fun.
Constructive critiscism: From what I can tell, you are running all block in the rear with stock leaves (I pray your not running stacked blocks). You should consider swapping to an aftermarket leaf pack for lift and better off road ability, or do the chevy 63 swap.
I can see how you manage not to tear your front fenders up going down the street, you have stock radius arms. I would highly suggest extended radius arms.
You are still running the stock 2 piece drive shaft, a one piece swap from a 98+ would greatly benefit you from the standpoint of drivetrain reliability.
You need to go lower than 4.10's if you plan on driving that truck daily on the street. What you may have to spend in money now will greatly benefit you in the long run. At least 4.88's to put you back into the realm of grabbing 5th gear. Deeper would be better.
How do you lock in the front axle?
Take the advice or leave it, your choice, but we are just giving you tips to help you and the truck perform as best as possible. Read through the tech library, there is a ton of great information in there that will benefit your off road fun.