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I believe my f150 has a 8.8 its a 1999 its got 3.55 gears, just wandering if the 4.10s put of my ranger will fit?
 


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Yes, 8.8 gears are all the same.
 

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then its 28 spline you will need to swap carriers
 

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So everything will swap right into my f150?
No. The Ranger 8.8 is like a hybrid 7.5/8.8. The larger ring gear is to handle the 4.0 torque, but it really isn't needed as a 7.5 is in no danger of being harmed by a 4.0. The 8.8 shares the 7.5 axles and the load rating is the same as the 7.5--being a semi-float, the load is carried on the axle shafts.

The Explorer has a real 8.8, and the FX4 Ranger.
 

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The larger ring gear is to handle the 4.0 torque, but it really isn't needed as a 7.5 is in no danger of being harmed by a 4.0.
Maybe not the gears themselves (although they have been known to grenade), but the cross-pin doesn't appreciate a 4.0.

 

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I broke a tooth off a spider gear on a 7.5 with a 2.3, but was on a shock load...
 

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No. The Ranger 8.8 is like a hybrid 7.5/8.8. The larger ring gear is to handle the 4.0 torque, but it really isn't needed as a 7.5 is in no danger of being harmed by a 4.0. The 8.8 shares the 7.5 axles and the load rating is the same as the 7.5--being a semi-float, the load is carried on the axle shafts.

The Explorer has a real 8.8, and the FX4 Ranger.
The 28spline ranger 8.8 carries 1050 shafts while the 7.5 carries 1040 which amounts to roughly 30% stronger...still not as strong as the 31 spline shafts but stronger than a 7.5 hence why you don't see very many guys blowing them even with 35s something that would kill a 7.5 very quickly.
 

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