Rouphis
Active Member
So I go to the Pick and Pull, hunting for a 4.10 to swap into my 3.45 truck. Three junkyards later, I find ONE truck that is something besides a 3.45 or a 3.08. Its a 98 B3000 w/ a 7.5 3.73. I figure its better than what I have now. So I pull it, take it home, replace the bearings and swap the backing plates for the ones on my truck.
Here is where I find issue #1. I go to hook up the brake line, and discover that the fitting is smaller that my wheel cylinders. OK no huge deal. Swap the hard line from my old axle, a little bending to make up for the extra length and all is well.
I put the axle shafts back in. then try to reinstall the drum, and discover that the hub on the new axle is quite a bit larger than the one currently on my truck.
Will two 93-97 axle shafts fit in the 98 axle? If not what is plan B?
Thanks
-Rouphis
Here is where I find issue #1. I go to hook up the brake line, and discover that the fitting is smaller that my wheel cylinders. OK no huge deal. Swap the hard line from my old axle, a little bending to make up for the extra length and all is well.
I put the axle shafts back in. then try to reinstall the drum, and discover that the hub on the new axle is quite a bit larger than the one currently on my truck.
Will two 93-97 axle shafts fit in the 98 axle? If not what is plan B?
Thanks
-Rouphis