94 xlt 3.0 with d35
So my manual 4x4 shifts into gear fine but the front wheels won't engage and spin.... I pulled hubs off and they both seem to function correctly.
The passengers side axle shaft doesn't seem to want to stay pushed up into the knuckle. Enabling the hub to catch.
I also...
Also with 4" of lift wont I have to do some mods to radius arms? I'm looking for cheapest route a d searching for junkyard parts such as f250 shock mounts and some kind of raised spring perch without having to buy 1 new!
Is there a certain year Ford used those on the f250s?
Also with the 64"...
Well honestly I've read a bit into your sticky and realize it will be an issue however no I dont have plans yet...
At the moment I am just going to stack some washers under coils, weld the rear and take her wheeling for the first time and make sure the motor and such will hold up before I drop...
Edit: So I am planning on using extended shock tower and spring buckets. I am not sure how much higher those are than stock but I've located some 3.5" lift coils and shocks for a 66-77 bronco 2 and planning on trying to make it all work hopefully....
Btw this is my first build ever and kinda...
Do you know if this is too much lift on an extended cab 3.0 4x4. I found some 3.5" lift coils for a early bronco and curious if it's going to be too much lift to get the fronds end aligned without major mods.... I've read where u can replace with stock b2 coils but nothing about this.
Any info...
I see. Well I just put in an order to rock auto and dont really have the extra money at the moment but I may get em from you next week if you still have em then
So I called the previous owner and he said that he broke a hub and dug into the truck to find shredded bearings, replaced bearings and hub then 6 months later the bearings were shot and so he replaced the stub shaft and u joint and spindle and sold it! He said that when he tried to get the new u...
Fyi this is on the right or passengers side. The problem isn't in the rubber boot I dont think! I can see where this u-joint has been replaced and is slightly bigger than factory. Also it looks like someone took a sledge hammer and beat it in there!
What do you think about wedging something behind the center of the u-joint to the back of the radius arm and using my power steering to help push it out of the knuckle?
So I recently bought a 94 3.0 4x4 xlt and going through the front end. This is my first build ever and I'm having a hard time deciding if I should put ANY money or time with the d35 or if I should just go ahead and do a sas!?
I dont have any experience with rock crawling however it intrigues...
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