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I wanna build a 6x6 95 F-150 wheeler ...... those nine inches are the damn coolest things ever...
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From: Cow Town, CA
[quote=STGFordCrazy04;5971371]In a magical twist of fate I suggested running rocks mate them together with a jack shaft.
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that would work right? you could take two rear rocks and put a shaft between them and run it right? or is there some odd simple reason why you cant?
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that would work right? you could take two rear rocks and put a shaft between them and run it right? or is there some odd simple reason why you cant?
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From: Cocoa, FL
[QUOTE=BradyCocuhman;5985495][quote=STGFordCrazy04;5971371]In a magical twist of fate I suggested running rocks mate them together with a jack shaft.
that would work right? you could take two rear rocks and put a shaft between them and run it right? or is there some odd simple reason why you cant?
haha.......thats why they built them that way......dueces are 6x6's come stock with the jackshaft between them....
that would work right? you could take two rear rocks and put a shaft between them and run it right? or is there some odd simple reason why you cant?
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[quote=BradyCocuhman;5985495][quote=STGFordCrazy04;5971371]In a magical twist of fate I suggested running rocks mate them together with a jack shaft.
that would work right? you could take two rear rocks and put a shaft between them and run it right? or is there some odd simple reason why you cant?
the only thing to watch for is if the axles move forward and back you have to have a slip joint. on the military truck they use the upside down leaf spring i just cant think of the type of setup its called.
that would work right? you could take two rear rocks and put a shaft between them and run it right? or is there some odd simple reason why you cant?
