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WTB - Lowered Axle Parts
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Tim Rogers
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WTB - Lowered Axle Parts
Looking for a lowered (3 inch) front axle and a lowered rear cross member as pictured:
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23ford
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Re: WTB - Lowered Axle Parts
For front axle lowering try dropped axle.com
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Re: WTB - Lowered Axle Parts
Sid doese an awsume job and his shop is tops
Worth every penny
Worth every penny
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Re: WTB - Lowered Axle Parts
Tim,
I can't read the sizes on the axles in your picture,are you looking for the bottom one or the middle of the three dropped ones pictured? I'll have to check mine and see which one it is.
Steve
I can't read the sizes on the axles in your picture,are you looking for the bottom one or the middle of the three dropped ones pictured? I'll have to check mine and see which one it is.
Steve
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Re: WTB - Lowered Axle Parts
this may help identifying the axles. Enjoy
Top axle: original undropped 52" Kp to Kp
Second axle: 2" drop unstretched 51-1/4 Kp to Kp
Third axle: 3" drop unstretched 50-1/4" Kp to Kp
Fourth axle: 3" drop stretched 52" Kp to Kp
Top axle: original undropped 52" Kp to Kp
Second axle: 2" drop unstretched 51-1/4 Kp to Kp
Third axle: 3" drop unstretched 50-1/4" Kp to Kp
Fourth axle: 3" drop stretched 52" Kp to Kp
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Re: WTB - Lowered Axle Parts
Mine looks like the 3" stretched variety. It appears to be in great shape. If interested,shoot me an email at the address below.
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Re: WTB - Lowered Axle Parts
Tim,Someone else wants this axle if you don't,please let me know.
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Re: WTB - Lowered Axle Parts
My axle is sold.
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Tim Rogers
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Re: WTB - Lowered Axle Parts
Still looking for a lowered front axle...
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