artofliphkd

would a 1986 front straight axle fit a 1990 toyota pickup?

i have the a.d.d. front axle right now.. would it affect anything?

thanks...

algranger

86 axle from what? pickups and runners didnt have sfa's in 86 only up to 85

DeathCougar

iTrader: (23)

I believe he is talking about only the diff with jack-shafts attached from a non-ADD truck. Some might call it a straight front axle.

Yes it will fit no problem. It wont affect anything, just remember to cap/loop your vacuum lines.

algranger

sorry but whats add

DeathCougar

iTrader: (23)

A disease some members seem to have.......lol

ADD=Automatic Disconnecting Differential

algranger

haha i was diagnosed with that but personally i think its all bs... anyways is that the same as auto hubs? im surprised ive never heard of it

DeathCougar

iTrader: (23)

No, its not the same as auto hubs.

Hence why its ADD and not ADH

Auto hubs unlock at the spindles, ADD unlocks at the front diff.

algranger

that makes sense. i guess ill go research it im really curious thanks
sorry for the jack

bigarms23

i would use a longer axle from a fj80

artofliphkd

yeah i think its an 85 then from a 4x4 toyota pickup im buying it from a pick a part place for trucks. its $500.00 but idk if it will fit would i have to change anything else? since its gonna be hub locks ...?

gilby4runner

so your planning a SAS. Search SAS and it will give you an idea of what your going to need.

Jay351

If you are talking about a solid axle (like in the rear of the truck), no. It will NOT fit witout some extensive modifications.

Tofer

everyone's full of crap, a SFA will bolt right in. it was a factory option. .






Please search for this info..... Solid Axle Swaps have been covered like welts on a fat kid playing dodgeball.

pepsibluefloat

no modification needed. All you need is to replace 2 bolts on each side.

scuba

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artofliphkd

i think i might use chevy blazer axles.. frontand back. what do u guys think? will it stick out too much?