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Old 04-25-2011, 06:33 PM
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chevy axles

i know this is a pretty newb question but locally someone is selling a set of axles from a 71 blazer and was wondering if it would be a ton of work to get them under the yota when i decide to do a sas or if i should just keep looking for toyota axles. i need both front and rear being my truck a 2wd

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http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218...&lpid=&search=
Old 04-25-2011, 06:43 PM
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You could do it. Itll just be wide. How do you plan on doing it? Leafs? And those are only 1/2 ton axles, but still pretty strong for a light little yota.

It would be a neat project.
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i'd keep watching for yota axles or go with TG housing...
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12 bolt is not exactly a desireable axle...
if you are gonna do full width axles do it once and do it right
60 upfront with a 60/70 or corp 14 bolt in the back...

but for ease of making it streetable (if that is a concern) stick with Toy axles like Tofer said...
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