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I was wandering if any one has used dodge ram 2500 axles under a ranger before. if u could post pics if u have thated be great. im putting a cummins 4bt in a 2000 ranger with solid axle swap and want to run dodge axles. let me know 
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2000 Ranger, cummins and Ram HD2500 axles
I was wandering if any one has used dodge ram 2500 axles under a ranger before. if u could post pics if u have thated be great. im putting a cummins 4bt in a 2000 ranger with solid axle swap and want to run dodge axles. let me know 
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I have been wondering if anyone had ever done this. I have always wanted to drop in a hopped up cummins in my ranger with new axles and dual stacks. That would be SICK
But by the time I got done it would basically just be a ranger body on a dodge frame. Not to mention the amount of work
and money (that I don't have)
I would have to put in, I could just by a dodge and be done with it. But it just wouldn't be as cool then would it. ahh well life is cruel maybe someday.
post some pics of it when ya get done sounds sweet.
But by the time I got done it would basically just be a ranger body on a dodge frame. Not to mention the amount of work
and money (that I don't have) I would have to put in, I could just by a dodge and be done with it. But it just wouldn't be as cool then would it. ahh well life is cruel maybe someday.post some pics of it when ya get done sounds sweet.
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isnt that using ford axles? It just has the cummins
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I wish I had the pics. One of my work buddies has a Dodge 2500 HD and his axle, complete with tire came about 2' outside his fender going around a corner. After that, I don't think I'd put a Dodge axle under anything.
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C clip eliminators or you just run disc brakes.
It's not a "dodge axel" chrysler didn't produce them.
Don't do stacks.... i had them on my 6bt puller and I missed smoking out sidewalks with my straight side pipe afterwards.
Frank
It's not a "dodge axel" chrysler didn't produce them.
Don't do stacks.... i had them on my 6bt puller and I missed smoking out sidewalks with my straight side pipe afterwards.
Frank
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It's got a ford 9" on the rear, which he probably had to narrow unless he got it off a 70's fullsize sedan, which I doubt. Also, it's got a dana 44 on the front, which pretty much every American truck maker used at one time or another in some form.
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Duallie Ranger anubody?