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can anyone tell if this is a 14b?
- Thread starter nolidnoworries
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Looks like a 14 semi float.
browsing on my phone made it look d60ish
browsing on my phone made it look d60ish
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ya, that doesn't look like a 14 bolt to me. You could call him though and make sure.
Looks like a SF 14 to me... 
Rene
Rene
X2, That is the "baby 14 bolt"Looks like a SF 14 to me...
Rene
That shows you how much my dumbass knows!!
100% a 14SF axle.
shovelbill80
1/2 ton status
kinda off topic........but can someone tell me the difference between the wheel mounting surfaces of a 10 bolt and a semi floating 14 bolt?
width wise?
one goes from here................................................... to the trash
one goes from trash...................................................to the truck
ya dig? lol I dunno, haven't heard anyone complain
one goes from here................................................... to the trash
one goes from trash...................................................to the truck
ya dig? lol I dunno, haven't heard anyone complain
shovelbill80
1/2 ton status
yea.....width wise, what's the WMS to WMS for both axles. i'll hazzard a guess the semi is wider. perhapse i didn't articulate myself properly. ya dig?
They are both semi floater axles.
If you're needing a set, I've got a 4.10 set listed in the classified section and mine is a 14bff. I'm about 200 miles north of you.
http://coloradok5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=278343
http://coloradok5.com/forums/showthread.php?t=278343
There are 2 or 3 widths for the 14s/f, depending on year and which brakes they had. Compared to your 10b, they should be equal in width up to about 3" wider, but I don't have the exact numbers. Who knows what that thing is - you'll have to measure.
They're pretty commonly 67". I think the 3/4 ton Suburban's in the 80's were most often SF14 and front 10 bolt.
Rene
Rene
What are you guys looking at to tell if that is sf. or ff.?
Basically just the shape of the differential.
I think we are all wrong though, because you wouldn't find a 10b/14bsf under a 3 and a 1/4 ton.
Basically just the shape of the differential.
I think we are all wrong though, because you wouldn't find a 10b/14bsf under a 3 and a 1/4 ton.
It's a semi-float 14b from an early to mid-80s 3/4 ton (not a 3 and a 1/4 ton) alot of those came with 4.10s and posi, it'd be a nice upgrade for the pos 10b. Good luck with the deal
chulisohombre
1/2 ton status
cant tell the lug pattern,but looks like a 14b sf axle.you may have to change wheels if its 8 lug.looks pretty damn rusty.if its been through that much rust you may need a full rebuild on them or at the least seals replaced before you use them.
