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 Post subject: SFA build start
PostPosted: Fri May 08, 2009 1:50 pm 
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I am starting my SFA kit like most of you and I am looking to see what you think of it and help welcom
here is what I start with up front a HP 44 full with
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and here what I have planed for the back
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they are both going to be 8 lugs
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Cool stuff....

This is off-topic, but any chance you could take some shots of the front diff under that Dakota? :D

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what do you need pic of I can do so that is my tow rig when I get that done just let me now what you need pic of and I can get them and have them to you next week


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Oh it's no rush... just wanted to see the mounting and whatnot... some people here have wondered if they might be a swap worth looking into

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if you find one that is not IFS that is not a 1995 is it would have to be a lot 80 modle and then it would be lift spring so it is not really good Idea to look in to but I will say that the cv joint in te dakota took a beating and never had any problems with them just the trany and the rear end they did not like the v8 under the hood


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looks like a good start mason, i cant wait for updates


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Kinda looks like mine but missing some parts.................
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Good choice of axles,just remember you can't use the OEM t-case since you will need a t-case that can accept a speedo gear to operate the speedo without the OEM rear axle.See my post about the fix---
http://www.lostjeeps.com/forum/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?t=29930


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Im excited to see what full widths are going to look like


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looks like a good set of axles, what gear ratio are you going to use? what size of tires are you wanting to run? Are you doing lockers as well?

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lockers yes and I am looking in to 4:88 or deeper and tires are looking like 35 to 37 if I can get it worked out and how did you handle the speedo problem I think I Had talk to some one about it and there was a part that you can put in to a t case but I am working on a danna 300 with a 231 conversion adn a twin stick as well but looking for a 300 t case and what is the with how your axles ?


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lockers yes and I am looking in to 4:88 or deeper and tires are looking like 35 to 37 if I can get it worked out and how did you handle the speedo problem I think I Had talk to some one about it and there was a part that you can put in to a t case but I am working on a danna 300 with a 231 conversion adn a twin stick as well but looking for a 300 t case and what is the with how your axles ?
My axles are 67" front and 65" WMS to WMS with 5.13's to turn 35" Toyo MT's.


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how dose it drive with that gear in it and dose it crawl well ?


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evil libby wrote:
how dose it drive with that gear in it and dose it crawl well ?


he doesnt have his done yet.

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thanks


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tjkj2002 why are you wider in the front than the back don't you wont them the same ?


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tjkj2002 why are you wider in the front than the back don't you wont them the same ?
That is the "normal" full width axle widths for 1/2 ton pickups.3/4-1ton pickups are 69" front and 67" rear WMS to WMS.


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good to now I was thinking they were all the same


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what would you run for the outer stub shaft spline count I was looking to take out the 19 spline and move up to the 30 spline and what lock out do use ?


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what would you run for the outer stub shaft spline count I was looking to take out the 19 spline and move up to the 30 spline and what lock out do use ?
I'm going to be running alloy axles in the front,Ford inners and the Chevy Outers with the 19 splines.To switch to 30-spline outers on a HP44 you will need to use Scout parts which are big $$$$ and hard to find,you'd loose the 8-lug BP in the front also since they are only 5-lug hubs.


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evil libby wrote:
tjkj2002 why are you wider in the front than the back don't you wont them the same ?


it is to help give you a better turning radius, and like TJKJ said it is normal on the 1/2, 3/4 and 1 ton vehicles, actually I think its like that on most all vehicles.

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