Posted by John/Ont on February 07, 2009 at 10:20:43 from (64.230.69.193):
In Reply to: o/t ford f250 posted by chris yoder on February 05, 2009 at 10:04:00:
Chris Contrary to those with little to no experience doing this IT CAN BE A BOLT TOGETHER job . That being said you need Two doner vehicles or the parts fron them The most of the parts come from a comparable F150 but the hubs and spindles need to be from an F250 to keep the wheels the same and depending on the diferential ratio possibly the diff from an F250
However not an over nite conversion
BUT IT CAN DEFFINITLY BE A BOLT ON EXPERIENCE.
ANY FORD IS SUPERIOR TO ALL OTHER BRAND X VEHICLES LOL LOL LOL LOL LOL
I have done these conversions with great success and they were 1st place trucks for pulling over all brand X machines that were daily drivers as well
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