92f-150

I am gonna build my F-150 for wheelin and want to know what is the strongest front and rears for these trucks? I am not sure whats in it now. It is a 92 f-150.

flareside ford

well i have a 94 f150 and it has a 8.8 in the rear, and it has the twin beam axle in the front and i am sure thats a dana 44, they r doing pretty good so far and i am running 33's and i am pretty hard on em

l67cooled

I'm pretty sure all f150 come from the factory with dana 44 fronts and 8.8 rears. Axle size is going to depend greatly on tire size. If you do switch them out I'd go with one ton's and call it a day.

3p0x1fx4

Here you go:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/Rock-...item45f837b4d5

formula150nh

id say ford 9 inch in the rear

BigIrish

Didn't Rockwell also make a 5 ton truck axle that's even meaner then those 2.5 ton units?

Old_Skl_Raptr

^probably but thats very overkill lol

if your a serious offroader put on tons in,

3p0x1fx4

They do make a 5 ton but the 2.5 axles have been used for years on rock crawlers. A friend of mine built a wide-base TJ with the Rockwell 2.5's and a 502. Massive beast. I couldn't imagine ever needing the 5 ton axles, unless they were under a 5 ton truck...

Old_Skl_Raptr

i doubt you would even be able to find 5 ton parts. theres bunches of custom truck shops that specialize in 1 ton and 2.5 ton builds.

or if you just want a little bigger axles, pull the ones out of an old dodge. the fronts a chrystler dana or somethin and the rears a 9" i think. i dunno either one, those were guesses

flareside ford

ya if i was going to use tires bigger then 35's i would go find an old one ton dodge and take the dana 60 front and depending on the truck dana 60 or 70 rear