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Old 06-26-2009, 02:24 AM
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i know i have already brought this up i curently have an 8.8 is it possible to just bolt on a 10.25 rear out of an 1987 f250 or is it totaly difrent as far as mounting wise

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you replacing the entire rear end, with drums and hubs from the 10.25?
If so, I hope you have some 8 lug rims/tires, or you'll be SOL.

I'd probably stick with the 8.8, because aftermarket is wide open for the cool stuff... but if i had to upgrade, ford's 9 inch would be my ticket... but if I had a choice, I'd keep the 8.8 for as long as possible.
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yeah 8.8 is nice for a mustang when you start pulling things it just cant handle it i actualy have 2 8.8 curently restoreing my 87 f150 step side from a bad accedent. do you know if the 10.25 will bolt right in to my leafs and shocks or do i have to change something

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I've seen many people put 1 ton axles under their F150's. I think for the rear, you might need springs that are wider than the stock f150 width...



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