F150 axle info
 

I have googled, and searched, but I have not found the info I need...
I am wondering what axle combinations, the F150 comes with. Mostly I am wondering if all of them except the "heavy half" come with the 8.8' rear?
I am also wondering what T-Case, and front diff, ring gear size and all that boring stuff. If anyone has a chart, link or whatever, please post it, thanks.:thumbsup:
Oh yeah, I am primarily interested in the 2010 & 2011 model years, thanks.

2010 had a 8.8, 9.75 10.5. 2011 has just the 10.5 far as I have found.

Wrong.:no:
Mine has the 8.8. But what models / engines get which axle.

Well I have found more info that proves that Ford is still using the 8.8 in F150's. If Ford is staying off what they did on the 97-08 trucks...then gear ratio is really what determines the axle. A 3.55 or smaller gear set (in the past) has generally gotten the 8.8 on 4.6 and 4.2 models. Now there is of course a completely different engine line up. 3.73 and up V8's got the 9.75, I believe all of the 4.2's got the 8.8. Then the base for the 10.25 was basically just the 4.10.

I am aware that Ford uses the 8.8, and 9.75...
I am also aware that the locking diff is shown on the parts fiche in both 8.8 and 9.75.
I am wondering which trucks come with what, I have a partial list, but I am wondering if anyone has a chart, or some hard data.
Thanks

http://coloradok5.com/axleguide.shtml

Axle depends on engine,not gear ratio. 4.2 and 4.6 = 8.8 and 8.8. 5.4 = 8.8 and 9.75. Half Heavy got 7 lug 8.8 and 10.25(or 10.5 forgot which came first). Sorry I cant help with the new trucks,just wanted to clarify for the old trucks.

You can use your door sticker axle code to find out what axle you have.

Ummm try Fords web site...

What's the axle ration for a 2007 4X4?? I'm seeing 8.8 and 9.75.... How would I be able to tell