katugly
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Saw this at the Boneyard yesterday and was curious.
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This is a Full Floater Axle right?
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Mountain_man
1/2 ton status
if that's on a chevy/gmc then yes it is.
regardless its a full float axle. Looks like a 14 bolt most 60s use studs and nuts
katugly
1/2 ton status
Its on a 70's Chevy HD truck front axle is a 10 bolt though from what I could see. Grass was super long
86chevyk10
1/2 ton status
Full Floater, like said before, 14 bolt aka 14bff, snatch it and run man!
zombie1969
1/2 ton status
Wonder why the front doesnt have a floater?Seems it would make more sence when you drive in a pond.
garydan
1/2 ton status
Wonder why the front doesnt have a floater?Seems it would make more sence when you drive in a pond.
.....crickets.....
KansasTwister
1/2 ton status
Wonder why the front doesnt have a floater?Seems it would make more sence when you drive in a pond.
the fronts only a semifloater because when you go through a pond your supposed to go backwards. the full floater in the rear raises it up and semifloater in the front allows the engine to go down so the cooling fan can act like a propeller and the steering wheels to be used like rudders.
Stomis
Professional Amateur
All steering axles are full floaters.
I just smashed your joke down with tech mutha****a!
All steering axles are full floaters.
I just smashed your joke down with tech mutha****a!
well to smash your smash i havent even seen a full floater float on water yet.
KansasTwister
1/2 ton status
All steering axles are full floaters.
I just smashed your joke down with tech mutha****a!
I keeeeeeeel you....
Honestly, didnt know if the fronts were considered semifloat or full float, now i know! haha. I just figured if i called it a semifloat it helps my joke haha.
front would be full loater for out style. as the axle only send power to the wheels.
a semi floater = axle holds weight and send power to wheel.
a semi floater = axle holds weight and send power to wheel.
are 14bff rare to find with most of you guys? I can find them here in the Jyards all day. Probably 3-5 in each one near my house. Just never any 60s or D44 for that mater. For some reason the 10b are everywhere too, that is on 4x4s, those are hard to find.
