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Pos unit
IDT-572 16th December 2011, 19:48
who makes a limited slip unit for the Ford IFS on a 97 F-250?
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dfree383 16th December 2011, 19:59
http://www.richmondgear.com/powertrax/fordtrucklr.pdf
Richmond offers a couple different ones, heres the Powertrax
Richmond offers a couple different ones, heres the Powertrax
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dfree383 16th December 2011, 20:01
IDT-572 wrote:i NEED TO FIND OUT IF ITS A 44 OR 50
Yep
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strokedmyford 16th December 2011, 20:31
http://www.justdifferentials.com/ these guys are real helpful and will remember your name when you call back.
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schmitty 17th December 2011, 01:04
Blake, I'm pretty sure that they only used the 50's on the diesel trucks.
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Diggindeeper 19th December 2011, 10:17
After about 1985 or so D50 was your only choice for the F250 HD's
Before that apparently you could get them with a 44 although I've never seen one myself
Before that apparently you could get them with a 44 although I've never seen one myself
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IDT-572 19th December 2011, 14:42
It's a 50 and seams I need to go to manual hubs to run the limited slip or locker if driving on ice.
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Diggindeeper 19th December 2011, 21:29
I guess for precaution reasons. I only ever had the manuals.IDT-572 wrote:It's a 50 and seams I need to go to manual hubs to run the limited slip or locker if driving on ice.
What is the purpose of the locker. Is this for off roading or mearly to have an extra wheel spinning in case?
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IDT-572 19th December 2011, 23:32
Just changing from 4.10's to 3.55's and thought I would put in a pos unit while the front end was apart, it has a limited slip in the rear.
May not fool with it, my brother had his F350 dual wheel stuck this morning with 15 6x6 round rolls of hay on his goose neck trailer, and I went down and pulled him out with the open diff, probably not worth the trouble.
May not fool with it, my brother had his F350 dual wheel stuck this morning with 15 6x6 round rolls of hay on his goose neck trailer, and I went down and pulled him out with the open diff, probably not worth the trouble.
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Diggindeeper 20th December 2011, 00:48
That's where I was going, with a rear ls these trucks are pretty capable.
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bbf-falcon 27th December 2011, 22:55
Mine is a 97 and it has a 50 series. Got a set of 3.55's if you need some Blake.
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