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Old 03-28-2003, 09:37 PM   #1 (permalink)
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14 bolt FF front diff.?

i want to modify/fab a 14 bolt FF rear diff to use as a front diff. in an IFS chev. truck. anyone ever done this?
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Old 03-28-2003, 09:48 PM   #2 (permalink)
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One of the guys from WMS runs a 14B front end, but that solid axle. Why would you want to waste all that time and money on an IFS when you could just as easily do a SAS? Even then, unless you have the access to parts and machinery, why even try to make a 14B front?
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Take if from someone who went from IFS to s SFA....IFS sucks more cock than all the sororities in this country combined. If you think a 14 bolt centersection would look cool as an IFS front dif, this about how much cooler it would looke as a SFA diff. by the way why do you need something that big in the front?
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IFS does have potential- look at hummers, it has to be really tough, but if it is then it can be good. but i say SFA is generally better.
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I hate it when people compare IS (independant suspension) to HMMWV (Pronounce "Hum-vee") suspension. There is no production vehicle with a suspension like the HMMWV's suspension. Comparing HMMWV suspension to ANY other IFS rig is like comparing the bark on a tree to the bark of a dog.
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