Not really an F-series guy, got a Bronco instead. But I'm working on a project and trying to see what I can use as a donor vehicle.
Did the f-250 come with a straight axle Dana 44?
My current project is a '77 early Bronco that I'm working on for the little lady. For her convenience, I want to put on automatic hubs and a push button 4x4. the furthest off road it'll go is the gravel driveway of her parents farm, but come wintertime here in the hills, it'll get pretty snotty. I've found a BW 1356 transfer case, but so far have had no luck finding what I need for the automatic hubs. I see replacement hubs all the time, but there's no kit to actually install them on a vehicle not already equipped for them.
I know the 1991 MY of the F-250 introduced the automatic hubs. And that the F-250 have the straight axle, rather than the twin-traction beam setup of the f-150's and Bronco.
I'm hoping I can find a Dana 44 front axle from a 1991 F-250 w/automatic hubs. But I have no idea if such a critter even exists.
Did the f-250 come with a straight axle Dana 44?
My current project is a '77 early Bronco that I'm working on for the little lady. For her convenience, I want to put on automatic hubs and a push button 4x4. the furthest off road it'll go is the gravel driveway of her parents farm, but come wintertime here in the hills, it'll get pretty snotty. I've found a BW 1356 transfer case, but so far have had no luck finding what I need for the automatic hubs. I see replacement hubs all the time, but there's no kit to actually install them on a vehicle not already equipped for them.
I know the 1991 MY of the F-250 introduced the automatic hubs. And that the F-250 have the straight axle, rather than the twin-traction beam setup of the f-150's and Bronco.
I'm hoping I can find a Dana 44 front axle from a 1991 F-250 w/automatic hubs. But I have no idea if such a critter even exists.