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swapping 14 bolt sf to an 88' 1/2 ton truck

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swapping 14 bolt sf to an 88\' 1/2 ton truck

Will this bolt right in? Or will it need a different U Joint or something?

Its a 14b SF from an 88' 3/4 ton "light duty" silverado.


Or just post a key word that I can use for a search if you know there are plenty of posts out there.
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Thanks in advance!
 
Re: swapping 14 bolt sf to an 88\' 1/2 ton truck

Try this in search: "14 bolt sf swap" /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif /forums/images/graemlins/usaflag.gif
 
Re: swapping 14 bolt sf to an 88\' 1/2 ton truck

looks like it will bolt right in. There weren't any posts for swapping to trucks, just blazers.

If anyone knows off hand if the ujoints are the same, let me know.
Thanks,
 
Re: swapping 14 bolt sf to an 88\' 1/2 ton truck

If you currently have a 10 bolt, you will need a napa, or precision, #447 U-joint. It is half 1310 and half 1350.
 
Re: swapping 14 bolt sf to an 88\' 1/2 ton truck

swapping trucks and blazers is the same.
 
Re: swapping 14 bolt sf to an 88\' 1/2 ton truck

just to clarify a lil .. you are swapping a 14SF from an '88 LD 3/4T into an '88 pickup? Also guessing both 88 trucks are 4x4's. If so, it ought to be an easy swap. Should just need the different u-joint (447 IIRC). If its an 88 axle going into an 87 or older truck or 91 or older blazer/burb you will need the new joint and to redo the shock and spring mounts. There will likely need to be something done with the e-brake but I am not sure what exactly. When I did mine I swapped to disc and have not done anything about the e-brake yet.
 
Re: swapping 14 bolt sf to an 88\' 1/2 ton truck

Thanks everyone! /forums/images/graemlins/thumb.gif They are both 88' /forums/images/graemlins/truck.gif and they are both 4x4s.

It's a friend of mine's project.
 
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