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Old 07-29-2004, 08:52 AM
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when did ifs begin
i have a 1986 f250 4x4 and am considering installing a mono front axle. does anyone know when ford began installing the ifs on the f250. mine is not a heavy duty pick up.
    
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Go to the Offroad 4x4 forum and do a search on the conversion. It has been discussed in that forum many times and it has very good information.
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TTB started in 1980
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Ford went to TTB on the entire truck line in 1980, Mid year 1985, the F350 got a solid Dana 60. An 85.5-97 axle, steering, track bar and bracket will bolt in.
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