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08-20-2010, 01:17 AM
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Re: Driven front axle options?
The carson PN is 500907002. Dual output is 500907003.
 Still will be over 200 by the time you pay euros and get it shipped here.
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08-20-2010, 06:56 AM
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Re: Driven front axle options?
I saw some on e-bay awhile back. They went for around $100 each.
But now that I'm lookin for some,none to be had. Oh! While I think of it. STRONGLY suggest you use a transfercase! If you try to use a dual output shaft trany,where is the front drive shaft gunna go. Unless your going to cut the dump box,& stick the tany in there.Remember,the drive shaft has to be telescopic for diff movement. There tons of things to use for a transfer case. One of my favorites,is what travis showed you. Most of the time,I mod the f-350 trany for my dumps.That seems to be the best route for me. You can pick them up all over.(cheap!) Then if you go that route,I'll show you the mod I do to them.Then there the perfect speed.( Nice & slow). & this will cost you around $50-70 TOTAL! FGD Good luck!
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08-20-2010, 08:17 AM
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Re: Driven front axle options?
You are right, I would have to move the trans way back to use a dual output shaft on it. I'll look for a f-350 trans then. I e-mailed rcchannel to see if they would sell me 1 front f-350 narrow axle (fingers crossed).
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