9 inch
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From: Soldotna
I just wanted to confirm it, the person I bought it from said its a 8.8, but it looks like a 9 to me, I just wanted to know if the 8.8's had the same design where the carrier, yoke, and diff. are removable in one unit like that (its hard to describe what I mean, but you know what 9 inch looks like) or if he's just wrong, also he said the front end is a d44 I think he's right about that, because I think that was the only front end that came in 84 f-150
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From: Sunny Florida
The 8.8 will have a rear cover on the axle to remove the gears and as you described the 9 inch removes from the fron as a whole unit.
In 84 or 85 ford dtarted to switch over to the 8.8 axle but a 9 inch could be found as late as 86 in the ford trucks.
The front axle will be a TTB D44 axle. 79 and earlier used a straight D44 axle.
In 84 or 85 ford dtarted to switch over to the 8.8 axle but a 9 inch could be found as late as 86 in the ford trucks.
The front axle will be a TTB D44 axle. 79 and earlier used a straight D44 axle.
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From: Sunny Florida
Originally Posted by NumberDummy
8" is a 9" lookalike...'cept a bit smaller.
Both the 8 and 9 inch are known as a 'drop out' in partsmens lingo.
Both the 8 and 9 inch are known as a 'drop out' in partsmens lingo.
