what year 44 ?Picked up my new to me axle a ford Dana 44 HP. Now to build it and finish my 9 inch then the fun begins.
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what year 44 ?Picked up my new to me axle a ford Dana 44 HP. Now to build it and finish my 9 inch then the fun begins.
what year 44 ?
GREAT will work out really good for surePicked up my new to me axle a ford Dana 44 HP. Now to build it and finish my 9 inch then the fun begins.
It’s from a 78 with the welded perches not cast. Basically the same Troy used but I think his was 77.
Looks goodwell, I was thinking about it while getting the color coat on the wheels, that for what i've spent so far on stripper, wire wheels, a burned out drill, cleaning alcohol, primer, paint, and of course time, it might have been cheaper to just buy new wheels along with the tires.
I mean, for ~$830...
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GREAT will work out really good for sure
Anything greaseable is better than nongreaseable ones, well if you remember to grease them LOLWould the Greasable ball joint in Mevotech upper control arm be recommended to the moog nongreasable upper arm? I used all Moog for passenger side but think anything with a grease fitting would be better to those without?
Just makes mounts like an ARB, nice and strong, no welding , just bolts onWell I was building the new front bumper. Front bumper off, grill is off, turn signals off... all I needed to do was get it into mock up to mark where I'm welding the mounts - - - and it snows. sigh.