axel swap?
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From: westminster, CA
Originally Posted by Bobby82490
That axle is stock. The 5.4s come with a ford 9.75(basically eq to a dana 60) and the 4.2/4.6 comes with a ford 8.8
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Originally Posted by firefighter1416
it looks just like mine, i'm no axle expert either are there two metal tags on the cover plate bolts anywhere. these have numbers on them that might give you the answer. otherwise see if you can get any numbers of the green tag and take to your dealer to see if it is a ford part good luck
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Originally Posted by dubble-dee
I was thinking about the metal tags too. From the photos, I can't see them. I have an 8.8 under my truck, so I "assume" your rearend would have them too. I wonder if the gear ratio has been changed, or if its been into before. I can't tell if thats rtv sealant around the cover or not.
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From: N. Fort Myers,FL
Originally Posted by 96f150
Bobby, you sure about the equivalent? Maybe in ring gear
http://www.fourwheeler.com/techartic...tos_specs.html
<TABLE cellSpacing=3 cellPadding=2><TBODY><TR><TD colSpan=3>SPECIFICATIONS</TD></TR><TR><TD colSpan=3>Ford 9.75 Semi Float vs Dana 60 Semi Float</TD></TR><TR><TD>Axle</TD><TD>9.75</TD><TD>Dana 60</TD></TR><TR><TD>Ring gear dia.</TD><TD>9.75</TD><TD>9.75</TD></TR><TR><TD>Pinion shaft dia.</TD><TD>1.970</TD><TD>1.625</TD></TR><TR><TD>Axleshaft splines/dia.</TD><TD>34/1.37</TD><TD>35/1.50</TD></TR><TR><TD>Axleshaft min. dia.</TD><TD>1.29</TD><TD>1.36</TD></TR><TR><TD>Axle tube dia./wall</TD><TD>3.25/.180</TD><TD>3.12/.250</TD></TR><TR><TD>Output torque max</TD><TD>6,100</TD><TD>5,500</TD></TR><TR><TD>Output torque cont.</TD><TD>1,500</TD><TD>1,500</TD></TR><TR><TD>GAW</TD><TD>4,500</TD><TD>5-5,500</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
These stats are comparing the semi float dana 60, so im guessing if they were comparing the full floater dana 60 it would have much higher load carrying capablity.
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a good ratio for your rear end would be 4.56 or 4.10 thisll put you back into the stock power band. with those big tires your out of your power band right now check this out (click here)
look at the third or fourth down. 4.10 or 4.56 are what you need to spin the big rubber you have on there now, 4.10 will put you about equal to the stock set up and the 4.56s will give you a slight advantage and better torque (not more torque, it wont in crease your torque, itll just let you use it!) at take off.
look at the third or fourth down. 4.10 or 4.56 are what you need to spin the big rubber you have on there now, 4.10 will put you about equal to the stock set up and the 4.56s will give you a slight advantage and better torque (not more torque, it wont in crease your torque, itll just let you use it!) at take off.
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Originally Posted by bla1879
a good ratio for your rear end would be 4.56 or 4.10 thisll put you back into the stock power band. with those big tires your out of your power band right now check this out (click here)
look at the third or fourth down. 4.10 or 4.56 are what you need to spin the big rubber you have on there now, 4.10 will put you about equal to the stock set up and the 4.56s will give you a slight advantage and better torque (not more torque, it wont in crease your torque, itll just let you use it!) at take off.
look at the third or fourth down. 4.10 or 4.56 are what you need to spin the big rubber you have on there now, 4.10 will put you about equal to the stock set up and the 4.56s will give you a slight advantage and better torque (not more torque, it wont in crease your torque, itll just let you use it!) at take off.
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unfortunetly due to being in college and having a GREAT (that was sarcastic) job as a grease monkey i dont have the money to get new gears, so i still got my 3.55s out back, but that will change someday