1/2 ton to 3/4 ton or 1 Ton

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Mark Laseter

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So I have a 90 Chevy Suburban 1500 5.7 and it has 35's on it so I assume already has lift kit. I have seen another 90 suburban 1500 but it had 40's on it and looked like a beast. Now he had 3/4 ton axles on it but said he had a problem with drivetrain cause the rear axle cracked open his transmission case some how. My question to y'all is based on what I currently have...what is the easiest and most affordable way to swap out axles so I can run 40's without having to do a whole lot of modifications?
 

deejaaa

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sounds like a pipe dream. anytime you put more stress than a part can handle, something’s going to break. you will need to spend money to be cool.
 

BowtieBrody

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If it's a '90 then it's a V10 Suburban; unless I'm incorrect; and you should just be able to swap new axles onto your leaf springs.
 
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