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Doubler/Underdrive Question

fireplug

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Firstly please don't bother telling me to search, that is how I got to this question in the first place! :D

I have read over the past couple of hours of searching, a couple of references to running Ford TCases or front axles by using some (all) of the doublers/underdrive cases. In none of the instances does anyone respond to the claim.

Is this possible? More specifically for my application, would it be at all possible to use a Ford 205 case in a doubler/underdrive application?
 
fireplug said:
Firstly please don't bother telling me to search, that is how I got to this question in the first place! :D

I have read over the past couple of hours of searching, a couple of references to running Ford TCases or front axles by using some (all) of the doublers/underdrive cases. In none of the instances does anyone respond to the claim.

Is this possible? More specifically for my application, would it be at all possible to use a Ford 205 case in a doubler/underdrive application?

yes very easily infact. The 203 acts as an adapter to make the 31 slines from the ford t case work:D just need to specify when ordering the doubler or underdrive
 
4X4HIGH said:
If you use a ford T-case you need a driver drop front axle.

Now THAT is what I was getting at. Like I said the few times this was mentioned it was either vague wording or not mentioned at all. I thought it was the only way logically, yet no one seemed concerned with the huge pita that would cause.

I do! Cool thanks!

Though I suppose that would make it easier to find a D60 as Fords are WAY common up here. Hmmmmm
 
A lot of the Ford D60's are hi pinion too...which is much friendlier on front driveline angles.

Rene
 
tRustyK5 said:
A lot of the Ford D60's are hi pinion too...which is much friendlier on front driveline angles.

Rene

and the 78-79's are 32.5" spring width...just right for our trucks:p:
 
Hmmm this is all getting more interesting. I guess I'll have to start scanning the classifieds for Ford too now!

By the way, it was kinda funny while searching, to see some of you Gurus that were asking the questions that I'm now asking. 2002...so I'm nearly 5 years behind! :D
 

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