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Rwd vs 4x4


FallinHazard

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City
Ohio
Vehicle Year
1994
Transmission
Manual
Just curious what’s the difference setup wise other then front diff, transfer case, and hubs on a 1994 it’s 4x4 but I took all of it out. Can I just use rwd lift kits, and other stuff for rwd trucks?
 
Just curious what’s the difference setup wise other then front diff, transfer case, and hubs on a 1994 it’s 4x4 but I took all of it out. Can I just use rwd lift kits, and other stuff for rwd trucks?
I don't think so. When It comes to the front end of the frame, you still need 4wd suspension parts. But maybe someone more qualified will step in soon.
 
It really depends on what you mean by "took all of it out", if by that you mean you pulled the front differential, transfer case and so forth out but are still running the 4x4 axle beams (would be the only way it is still drivable without a LOT of work with front pivot brackets) then you would still need 4x4 stuff even though you don't have the parts. On the 4x4's the engine crossmember is different and the front axle pivot brackets are different as well, the rest of everything is pretty much the same...
 
You could probably use the coil spacer lift from a 2wd...but that would be about it.

Rear lift blocks are rear lift blocks.
 

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