Solid Axle Swap
Originally Posted by torturekilla



this guy is on 39s all i know
Originally Posted by nuclearthreat54
Still one of the coolest trucks on here, thats what I really wanna do to my truck. I think he had this really sweet kick *** transfer case shifter deal goin on too.
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yup
found the thread, https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...light=sas+swap turns out it is a dana 60 but some real nice goodies inside as well like 1410 u joints, yukon 35 spine chromolly shafts, ctm racing joints, detroit locker and warn hubs. If only i went off-roading enough to warrent a build like that. Then again my puny 4.6 would'nt grunt hard enough for those tires
Guess a dana 44 sas would be more logical in my case....
....but i'll keep dreaming
found the thread, https://www.f150online.com/forums/sh...light=sas+swap turns out it is a dana 60 but some real nice goodies inside as well like 1410 u joints, yukon 35 spine chromolly shafts, ctm racing joints, detroit locker and warn hubs. If only i went off-roading enough to warrent a build like that. Then again my puny 4.6 would'nt grunt hard enough for those tires
Guess a dana 44 sas would be more logical in my case....
....but i'll keep dreaming
I'd be crazy to say that is not a nice truck, because it is awesome, but why spend the money to do the swap when you could just start with a superduty. Everything is much stronger from the start than a half ton and will hold up much better. I know people could say I'm crazy (along with many others on here) for spending the money we do lifting our trucks, but I was going for looks along with a little extra capibility at the farm on weekends. If you want to build a bad a$$ offroader that is meant to be able to take abuse, start with a heavy duty truck that already has a solid axle. Just my thoughts. And to the guy with the white truck please don't take offense to this because I would love to have it, I'm just saying to whoever started this thread to start with something else.
Originally Posted by CANNONFX4
I'd be crazy to say that is not a nice truck, because it is awesome, but why spend the money to do the swap when you could just start with a superduty. Everything is much stronger from the start than a half ton and will hold up much better. I know people could say I'm crazy (along with many others on here) for spending the money we do lifting our trucks, but I was going for looks along with a little extra capibility at the farm on weekends. If you want to build a bad a$$ offroader that is meant to be able to take abuse, start with a heavy duty truck that already has a solid axle. Just my thoughts. And to the guy with the white truck please don't take offense to this because I would love to have it, I'm just saying to whoever started this thread to start with something else.
Hope this sheds more light on what i was thinking of.


