no you would have to swap axles and you should anyways since those gears are far to small for that size tires.
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This is a discussion on gear problems with lifted 87 scottsdale within the Classics forums, part of the General Discussion category; ok this is my first time posting i have a 87 scottsdale lifted with 35's on it. last week i ...
ok this is my first time posting i have a 87 scottsdale lifted with 35's on it. last week i shatterd my spider gears in the rear end it is a 10 bolt 8 1/2 ring gear with 308 gears i have a 86 1 ton diesel (not dually) with a 14 bolt 10 1/2 ring gear is there anyway i can take the spider gears out of that diesel for my 87 please help im a noob
no you would have to swap axles and you should anyways since those gears are far to small for that size tires.
1988 1ton suburban, 35" dick cepeck mud country on hummer 2 rims, sky crossover steering, e-fans, diy4x shackle flip, zero rates, 2004 5.3L swap
true!!!
35s are pretty big for 308s
I had 35's on 307 or 308 gears and it wasn't too bad but its not the best for the trans. You should just take the 14 bolt and hook it up to the other truck. It should just bolt right in.
By the way xpndbl3 your burb looks so clean
find a 10.5 inch 14 bolt out of a 3/4 ton and you wont have to move the spring perches...swap in the 1 ton and your going to have to move them
Last edited by GreaseDog; 08-09-2009 at 02:25 PM.
77 Chevy K20 - 80 GMC K2500 (in pieces)
90 Chevy K3500 - 93 Chevy C2500 (in pieces) - 94 Chevy K1500
1988 1ton suburban, 35" dick cepeck mud country on hummer 2 rims, sky crossover steering, e-fans, diy4x shackle flip, zero rates, 2004 5.3L swap
ya it'll be a while before i start it since I still have 2 race cars to complete for people this season, then I can get going on my stuff....finally.
1988 1ton suburban, 35" dick cepeck mud country on hummer 2 rims, sky crossover steering, e-fans, diy4x shackle flip, zero rates, 2004 5.3L swap
that 10.5 will have 8 lugs, so you'll have to buy 6 lug axle shafts and disc brakes.
xpndbl3, how is your turbo camaro going?
91 camaro
1992 K2500 6.5 Turbo Diesel/4L80e/4.10s (sas with Dana 60 just sitting around waiting for a rainy day)
'84 K10, 6" Tuff Country, now 1 ton frame swap and Cummins swap have begun
'77 F250 Hi-Boy 400 C6 NP205
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axle shafts will need to be turned down, though since they dont have lug studs, you'll have to have wheel hubs made or modified for 6 lug, then come up with disc brakes pretty much on your own. keeping 6 lugs with a 14FF is not worth the effort it takes. for what you'll have in converting it to 6 lug, you could buy a matching front axle (you do know your gears have to match, right?), and a set of 8 lug wheels to complete the swap.
77 Chevy K20 - 80 GMC K2500 (in pieces)
90 Chevy K3500 - 93 Chevy C2500 (in pieces) - 94 Chevy K1500
91 camaro
1992 K2500 6.5 Turbo Diesel/4L80e/4.10s (sas with Dana 60 just sitting around waiting for a rainy day)
'84 K10, 6" Tuff Country, now 1 ton frame swap and Cummins swap have begun
'77 F250 Hi-Boy 400 C6 NP205
Veteran of Afghanistan (Army SGT)
1988 1ton suburban, 35" dick cepeck mud country on hummer 2 rims, sky crossover steering, e-fans, diy4x shackle flip, zero rates, 2004 5.3L swap
I have 3.08's in my truck with 35's, not the best set up, would be happier with at least 3.73's.
2007 Silverado ExCab, 5.3L, 2" BDS Leveling Kit, 285/70-17 Goodyear Duratracs, 17x8 Ultra Motorsports wheels.
1985 K-10 Scottsdale, 355ci, 700R4, 4" lift, 35" MT's, Dynomax Exhaust.
looks like I'll be running 4.10s in my truck when I do the 60 swap in, I'm ok with 4.10s and 35s, I ran 33s and 3.73s on my other truck for awhile.
91 camaro
1992 K2500 6.5 Turbo Diesel/4L80e/4.10s (sas with Dana 60 just sitting around waiting for a rainy day)
'84 K10, 6" Tuff Country, now 1 ton frame swap and Cummins swap have begun
'77 F250 Hi-Boy 400 C6 NP205
Veteran of Afghanistan (Army SGT)
i'm doing 4.10s and keeping the 35s, should be nice upgrade from the 3.73s I have in it now.
1988 1ton suburban, 35" dick cepeck mud country on hummer 2 rims, sky crossover steering, e-fans, diy4x shackle flip, zero rates, 2004 5.3L swap
i had 35s with 3.08 gears on 10 bolts in my old truck (i was young and didnt know any better) badddd idea. i went through my fair share of trannys, gears, spiders, carriers, everthing but the shafts. i put 3.73s in my truck when i blew my 3.08s, and still wasnt enough. i then put in 4.88s, and those were great, a little much, but def nice. i now use 4.88s in my truck with 39.5s. i would def try to go with 4.56s with 35s. heres a good chart to go by: http://4lo.com/calc/geartable.htm
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