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Old 12-02-2007, 09:08 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Ok so heres the deal gang wanna put an 85 fj60 front axle in the 91 truck basically same axle width and figure im gonna have to do gears but what am i looking at other than that ? has IFS in front now that i took the diff out cuase we tore off half the teeth on the ring gear any help would be great

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Ok so heres the deal gang wanna put an 85 fj60 front axle in the 91 truck basically same axle width and figure im gonna have to do gears but what am i looking at other than that ? has IFS in front now that i took the diff out cuase we tore off half the teeth on the ring gear any help would be great

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1. SEARCH A LOT!
2. FJ60 axles are 68.5 WMS to WMS wide.
3. FJ60 axles have a 9.5 ring gear.
4. FJ60 axles are spring under and have 3" wide springs.
5. Call marlincrawler.com or trail-gear.com for a SAS kit.
6. Use spell check.
7. Ask direct questions and you'll get direct answers.
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I almost forgot pirate4x4.com will have much better information about this kind of stuff.
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TY for the info i know the 60 is sprung under i can handle all the welding and such no worries there.need to know what im gonna have to do Steering ect most of it i have a pretty good idea what i have to do to make this work except for steering

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TY for the info i know the 60 is sprung under i can handle all the welding and such no worries there.need to know what im gonna have to do Steering ect most of it i have a pretty good idea what i have to do to make this work except for steering

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The kits marlin and trail-gear sale will come with high steer. You'll need a longer tie-rod and drag-link. Marlin will make you custom length ones. The drag-link will need to be 1 1/2" longer and the tie-rod 3" longer (these numbers are best guess, I'd measure to be sure). You already have a IFS steering box so nothing will change there unless you use custom springs.
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KK Ty ill check with Marlin on the kit and no im not using custom springs planning on using the 60 front springs. Not sure but can i use the 60 tie rods as well or they gonna be to long or short? Also need to know what the gearing diff is between the stock truck rearend and the fj60 axles is ?

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i am also wondering what the stock gearing for the fj60 front is. looking for info to do this poss swap on a 94.
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i am also wondering what the stock gearing for the fj60 front is. looking for info to do this poss swap on a 94.
Some have 4.10 and some have 3.70. I know for sure that FJ62's (1988 and 1989) have 4.10.
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