New toy, 86 F250/350 4x4
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When you are looking for another transfer case, get one for a 85.5-up f350 and the front driveshaft that goes with it. That set up will use the double cardan front driveshaft setup and besides not vibrating as bad, the double cardan joint will help it clear the crossmember. This is the factory setup for a dana 60 equipped f350, which is how your truck is setup now.
If you end up getting a different type transfer case(you might, a lot of the later ones were borg warner) make sure you get the shifter and all the linkage you need to hook it up.
If you end up getting a different type transfer case(you might, a lot of the later ones were borg warner) make sure you get the shifter and all the linkage you need to hook it up.
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Great, thanks for the info! Trying to get it safe for the road again now, alot of things bad on it from years of neglect. Seat is beyond nasty, foam worn out & stinks. Has a 87 -91 steering column in it that is worn out & lots of electrical gremlins! Also looking at a shackle reversal to ditch the puny front shackles, scary! I'm in AZ, south of Sedona.
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A 205 will bolt up to the trans, but that is it. It's heavy cast iron and was never offered in these year trucks. So it will need a custom crossmember added to support it, and the driveshafts will have to be custom made to fit. Not worth it, the later transfer cases are plenty strong enough for anything you should be doing.
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Hey guys, i pulled off my busted up door panels that are not the original 86 parts to find that one of the previous owners chopped off the power lock switches! Don't know why other thane the 87+ door panels they put in were manual lock ones. Are the aftermarket ones any good? They look cheesy in the pics from LMC & being in AZ all the originals are junk from sun damage.
Also who sells good quality replacement door lock cylinders?
Thanks for any input on this!
Also who sells good quality replacement door lock cylinders?
Thanks for any input on this!
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