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Member ID: FordPerf300

Location: Berlin, CT

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1993 Ford F-Series Pick-Up

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  • 1/4 Mile17.68 sec @ 86 mph
  • 0-600sec
  • Top Speed115mph
  • HP180
  • Weight4350lbs

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  • turbo
  • nitrous
  • bore increase
  • port and polish
  • supercharger
  • extrude honed
  • stroke increase
  • engine swap

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  • Sunpro Gauges 

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Eric’s Ford F-Series Pick-Up
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FORD 9"

The installation of the Ford 9" was a journey never to be forgotton.

All this started on a whim on a cold winter day down at my friends garage. Looking at the rusted beaten bronco i decided that it would be cool to swap the Rear 9" axle and the Soild D44 Front axle on to my 93 F150.

FordPerf300's 1993 Ford F-Series Pick-Up
the completed 9" ready to be installed. You can see in the background the puney jackstands, at full extent they couldn't even dream of touching my frame rail, the first obstacle of the day. One that was rectified once i got in touch with a friend who had a pair of 12 ton jackstands.

FordPerf300's 1993 Ford F-Series Pick-Up
The axle intalled.

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monsterford92  

Posted by: monsterford92

09/24/2009 08:00PM

hey im very interested in doing the solid axle swap, and i've been trying to gain as much info as possible, so i was hoping you might be able to help me i little, what parts did you use, did you use the radius arms from the doner truck,

Greenghsot  

Posted by: Greenghsot

05/25/2006 11:01PM

Dude nice swap check out mine. The reason your tires is to close to the front of the fender Is bacause the shackle kit moves if 1 to 1.5 inches forward and the block kit does the same. The block has a angle cut at the bottom which moves the axle closer. If you cut the block striaght it should take care of your problem. I don`t think sky manufacturing intended for them to be used with a block kit. Other wise nice truck. I wish I could put a 9 inch in my truck but I have the fricken Speedometer cable to the 8.8 which they started in 94 my only other option for a stronger axle is a sterling but there 8 lugs.

nascarfreak88  

Posted by: nascarfreak88

12/19/2005 10:52AM

love the truck dude! i got a 1995 F150, its 2wd now 6" superlift up front and a shackle flip in the rear with 4.56s and a locker in the rear, currently working on a D44 swap and then a 4wd swap.

how hard was it to do that ZF swap?? i got the POS M5OD-r1 and would love to do a ZF swap when i go 4wd

ranger_4x4  

Posted by: ranger_4x4

03/24/2005 06:15PM

sweet 150. just got same truck but a 4x2, soon to be 4x4. where do you go wheeling? not much wheeling in my part of CT. come check out my junk some time and drop me a line.

baNgeR_rAnGEr  

Posted by: baNgeR_rAnGEr

12/31/2004 09:50AM

that's a solid truck, I like it... I would put that b**ch through some hard-core wheelin' hell, with the help from another incase some breaks or gets stuck... post more pics!

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Location: Berlin, CT