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know anything about ford rear ends?

lowharley

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Anybody know what front and rear end comes in a 1984 Ford F250 4wd diesel?
 
front will be a TTB suspension so forget that real quick. Its like the F150s front setup where it has 2 seperate pieces, whatever its crap and won't fit anything but an F250. Rear will either be a Dana 60 or a Sterling 9.25 either one is a good axle but I'd say its a Dana 60.
 
TTB is fords model of IFS, Twin Traction Beam IIRC. A guy I use to go wheeling with had one and we called the Egg Beaters, nothing like aligning the POS every 3 months.
 
The front TTB axle should be a Dana 50 ( VERY similar in strength to a 44 ) but they have hubs and brakes of a Dana 60 .
The rear should not be a Sterling 10.25 ( they came in service around 1985/1986 or so ) but a Dana axle ( check the B.O.M. to be sure ) . If the rear axle is a Dana 60 it just might be a factory rear 35 spline set up -so check it out .
HTH , Tom
Note : Ford , for some reason , used some strange axle set ups in the mid eighty's so becareful - some F-250's came with S/F C-clip rear 60's and small hub 44's up front .
If you take some good pictures of the chunks and hubs it will be fairly easy to see what it has .
 
HD or LD f250
Light duty has semifloating Sterling rear and a D44 TTB
Heavy duty has full floating Sterling rear and a d50 TTB
IIRC
 
Supercab diesel should be D50TTB and Dana 70FF. (My buddy's stock '85 F250SC diesel was this way.)

Regular cab is likely a D44TTB and D61SF unless its the high (8000+lb) GVW.

No Sterling 10.5" until '85 at the earliest.
 
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