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Old 09-20-2003, 08:23 PM
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1978 F250 specs please.

Ranger, do you have a picture of your front diff? Unless someone swapped my front axle, then it should've been D60 from factory, but yet it really looks smaller than any other front D60 I know of. But I am unfamiliar with Ford axles too.

Also, would you know the cut direction and spline count on your axles?

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1978 F250 specs please.

yes i will post a pic when i can and no i don't know the cut or the spline count
 
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here ya go BD, hope this helps ya out
 
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1978 F250 specs please.

Ranger, first off, that's a really nice job with the resto. Feel free to come do up my '78 anytime

Second, thanks for the picture. I just found out that not only do I have a D60 front axle, but an RC D60 front, rarest of the rare front axles. Reverse cut, and high pinion.

This article by a fellow Canadian shed more light on the subject. Needless to say what a gold mine this truck has been to me. Literally a few more minutes would've had this beauty lying in a scarp yard.


http://www.pirate4x4.com/tech/billav...ig/Tow_Rig.htm


Thanks again everyone for all the helpful info. The drivetrain in my truck is superb, and the tonne of money I saved only means a bigger and better truck will be built. The axles, tranny, and t-case are a very sweet treat. The engine I'm iffy on, but if I do rebuild it, it'll have the 400 conversion and probably a fuel injection kit. I got lots of pieces of the puzzle to complete, but damn winter is coming up and I got plenty of time to decide
 
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my '78

which tank is the main? front or back
 
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