It is an 85 F150 4x4 300 4spd with granny has 3/4ton rear springs and a 2in lift.
Can yall tell me what axle ratio i have
and what transfer case and the transfer shift pattern please
axle code:H9
Trans code: A
thanks it has 104k runs awsome pulls hard

 

Congrats! Sounds like a winner.

I *think* I know your tcase shift pattern, but I guess it would be better for someone who is familiar with your set up to post.

 

i just found 2 hi by shifting it then seeing if the front drive shaft would spin don't know where 4 hi really is it has a shift *** from a 2500 dodge
could you tell me the pattern?

 

Look for a tag on the transfer case... There is a good chance it is a New Process 208 (2H-4H-N-4L)... Post back with what the tag says...

 

ok where on the t-case is it?

 

You should be able to fell the shift


dash
2h
4h
N
4L

 

ok thanks i think i have it in 4 hi]
any one know the axle code H9?
what ratio is it?

 

For what it's worth, my truck (1985 4x4) has axle code H9 as well. I always assumed it was a 3.55 Limited-slip.

Other than that, I'll leave this one to the experts.

 

here is what i figured out for the t case

dash
N
4?
4?
2Hi
seat
Does it sound right?

 

he's right 3.55 limited slip. here's a site http://www.drivetrain.com/Fordtrkratio_posidata.html

i have an 81 with the same setup. but the tansfer case is
dash
2hi
4hi
n
4l
seat

good luck

 

does the front drive shaft lock so it doesn't turn in 2 hi?

 

the case essentially is nuetral to the front drive shaft, and the hubs unlocked, the shaft will no longer turn.

 

ok thanks
what kind of trans do i have Code A
it is a 4 spd

 

this occured to me flip down the sun visor to see if if the shift pattern is there. you'll be able to tell the difference of 4hi and 4 lo. i have the 300 and grany 4 spd. 4lo in first BARELY even reads on the speedometer and the motor is screaming!

 

do u think it will pull my friends linclon town car on a 25ft G/N
for 10 miles to his house with ease?
it feels like it would pull a house down
What model tranny do i have ?