Interesting site for converting to Solid front axle
Interesting site for converting to Solid front axle
Just stumbled on this. This guy is from Maine and yes, I e-mailed him
He has a F250 (diesel maybe). After reading what he has to say I realised he does what we do...lay under the truck and thinks
And sometimes climbs into the engine compartment and contemplates.
I just thought this info might be nice to know for some people.
Swamp Donkey! Does a solid axle conversion. http://hometown.aol.com/jzettel73/TTB_Conversion.html and http://hometown.aol.com/jzettel73
Heres a nice "kit" from the Bronco graveyard for IFS newer fords.
http://www.broncograveyard.com/produ...fabritech.html
He has a F250 (diesel maybe). After reading what he has to say I realised he does what we do...lay under the truck and thinks
And sometimes climbs into the engine compartment and contemplates.I just thought this info might be nice to know for some people.
Swamp Donkey! Does a solid axle conversion. http://hometown.aol.com/jzettel73/TTB_Conversion.html and http://hometown.aol.com/jzettel73
Heres a nice "kit" from the Bronco graveyard for IFS newer fords.
http://www.broncograveyard.com/produ...fabritech.html
Last edited by inski21; Sep 28, 2002 at 09:00 PM.
I think so too. I remember reading the magazine article featureing these Fabritech trucks but couldn't remember when or where. The bronco grave yard has the article on their site.
Dvldog has converted to a solid front axle (dana60), maybe we can pursuade him to post pics
His truck is a piece of art!
Dvldog has converted to a solid front axle (dana60), maybe we can pursuade him to post pics
His truck is a piece of art!
I cant view the pic, hmmm
The sky is the limit LOL
P.s. solid axle is the way to go....you can go so much bigger!
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Hiem Joints everywhere.
Where can we get hiem joints cheap? Thats what keeps the steering from binding up.
I was a little concerned about the steering linkage being over the springs but, if I imagined the axle moving up and down, the steering goes with the axle due to the nearly unlimited rotation/flex of the hiem joints. Its pretty cool.
Where can we get hiem joints cheap? Thats what keeps the steering from binding up. I was a little concerned about the steering linkage being over the springs but, if I imagined the axle moving up and down, the steering goes with the axle due to the nearly unlimited rotation/flex of the hiem joints. Its pretty cool.
Originally posted by Donate54
pic works now. damn, thats one beefy front axle! was the steering a pain in the *** to set up after you installed the sraight axle?
pic works now. damn, thats one beefy front axle! was the steering a pain in the *** to set up after you installed the sraight axle?
Me and my buddy did all the work.The Off Road Unlimited reverse shackle kit was big advantage and easy to install.We took a trip down to the iron bound district and picked up some DOM pipe and made a beefy tierod and draglink.
The only problem we had was the cross member...we had to hack alittle off in order to clear the traction bar.
Other than that,the Dana 60 slide right in.I got rid of all that IFS stuff.
As far as heim joints......look on Ebay,sometimes they have good deals.I bought all my from Skyjacker.I bought the ones with the teflon seal.


