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Will there be any serious driveshaft angle problems putting a Ford/Sterling 10-1/4" rear end and stock HD F250 4x4 springs under a 80-86 bronco? Will the
pinion yoke be farther forward with the 10-1/4" verses a 8.8"
well that depends on the springs you are using and the length of your truck. i doubt you'd have any problems but even if the angles are off you can always go grab a set of dergreed shims to fix that right up!
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Last edited by fishmanndotcom; Sep 18, 2005 at 05:05 PM.
Also, the 8.8 I have in my jeep is offset (with a centered output from the t-case) so a double cardan DS might be in order if your t-case is offset and the new axle yoke is not...
no problems EXCEPT those 250 springs wont give you much lift, and since the pinion on the 10.25 sticks out so much farther than the 8.8, your prolly gonna have to shorten your drivshaft...im assuming your at stock height (i.e no blocks)
there are 2" blocks in the back of the bronco now. I'm not sure if they are staying or not, but there wont be alot of lift, maybe a 2" lift or add-a-leaf kit on the back and a levelling kit on the front.
Oh yeah i forgot about the difference in the p inion snout lenght on the the 10.25 verse the 8.8, i was just going by it compared to the semi float dana 60.
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