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10-27-2005, 09:38 PM
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8.8 or 9.25
I am looking for a rear axle. Got 2 in mind...
Ford 8.8" from a 1995+ Explorer - Because it has rear disc brakes, and is slightly better then a D44. Fits perfectly into my rig, 59.5" to my 60.75" stock length. Chrysler 9.25" - Because it better then a Ford 8.8, but has drum brakes. What is the length of this axle? However I kind of want a Full-Floating Axle, because they are way better over all. And if you break a shaft, you can still drive the rig. Do they sell FF kits for either of these axles, or do I have to hit the junk yards and look for one. I know they sell drum-to-disc conversion kits. Does anyone have any web sites they know about. It would help greatly. 
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10-27-2005, 10:33 PM
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Re: 8.8 or 9.25
u can get a dually 14 bold that will be full float they are 63.5 inches and u should be bale to do disk brakes on them
DRew
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