2000 F-250 4x4 conversion
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Well I have a 2000 2 wheel drive 7.3 diesel and instead of selling it and buying a four wheel drive I find it to be cheaper just to convert it over. It's an automatic with tow package of course. I know it's already wired up and there is a removable plate in the floorboard for the manual shift. Need parts or possibly a donor truck if anybody knows of one. Or if I could just get the front axle with brackets I could possibly get the rest in my own. Just not sure if I wanna go push button or locks....
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https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/s....php?t=1223763
Here's a list of all the parts you need if you are doing a conversion with coil springs. If you're going with leaf springs, I'd imagine the setup is a little different. From what I read, going with 2005 parts will pretty much fit directly onto the '99-'04 trucks. I think the only (semi)major hurdle is the steering boxes. They are a little different.
http://powerstrokenation.com/forums/...ad.php?t=21506
Here's the site where I found what they were saying about the steering box. There's a couple different options there, but if you want improved turning radius, you'll have to switch steering boxes.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...onversion.html
And here is another thread I found in my search detailing in pictures how his swap went. He has an '05-'07 truck, so it was a direct swap, but it shouldn't be much different. Hope this helps!
I'm looking into doing a swap sometime down the road, so be sure to post how things go!
Here's a list of all the parts you need if you are doing a conversion with coil springs. If you're going with leaf springs, I'd imagine the setup is a little different. From what I read, going with 2005 parts will pretty much fit directly onto the '99-'04 trucks. I think the only (semi)major hurdle is the steering boxes. They are a little different.
http://powerstrokenation.com/forums/...ad.php?t=21506
Here's the site where I found what they were saying about the steering box. There's a couple different options there, but if you want improved turning radius, you'll have to switch steering boxes.
https://www.ford-trucks.com/forums/1...onversion.html
And here is another thread I found in my search detailing in pictures how his swap went. He has an '05-'07 truck, so it was a direct swap, but it shouldn't be much different. Hope this helps!
I'm looking into doing a swap sometime down the road, so be sure to post how things go!
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Ok I found a donor truck with everything I need. Trans has about 40k on rebuild and transfer case is a year old. The motor has 346k but I don't need it...The guy has bought a bunch of brand new components for an all factory build. Whole truck minus the bed is what I have. Looks like a bolt on for the front axle to me.
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I would rec. doing the coil conversion, and doing the 05+ rear end as well. The 2005+ has bigger brakes front and rear, better turning radius, and a better ride. Also with the 2005+ you are DANA60 only. That 99 you have is more than likely a DANA50. The swap itself is pretty easy. I did mine in about 19 hours. I know you are doing a leaf swap, but if you have any questions feel free to shoot me a line and I will answer if I can.
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