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i REALLY doubt it i would bet the spring perches are different and if not the axles are different lengths so you would need a new driveshaft
don't know from experiance though you could go to a junk yard and measure how wide the springs on one of those trucks is and measure how far apart the pearches for the springs are and that would give you a pretty good idea
say you were goin to 10.25 in your f 150 is i possible to convert the front to a straight axle ive been thinking about doing this but did no if it was possible
It is very possible, there are a few guys on here that have done it. You can use a Dana 44 out of an older truck or a Dana 60. With the coil spring/radius arm setup it is harder than leaf springs, but it is doable. Post a seperate thread about the front end swap and I am sure a few people who have done it will chime in with their advice.
i would stick to a 9in there are cheaper parts available from the aftermarket and i doubt you'll break it i have a 600hp nitrous bigblock motor infront of a 9in in my t-bird that's basically stock minus a spool 31 spline axles and gears and no problems yet, if you don't think it's enough get a N case with the big bearings and your good
my friends father has a 9" factory with speed sensor in his '94 4X4 F-150. Very do-able. But also very hard to find. I've been looking for one for about 3 years.
its all electric but I'm sure someone makes an electric sender that bolts into the tail shaft of a cable tranny or transfer case. Depending on 4X2 or 4X4