92 Sierra SAS frame off

[blueridgerobbie]

OK, I have read through this thread and correct me if I'm wrong but did you use a 14 bolt SF out of a 2wd, i.e, the narrower of the two? I was wondering because I have one that I wanted to put in my 95 Z-71 but later found out it was 2 inches narrower that my stock 10 bolt. I just thought it would look like a .

 

[92Sierra]

OK, I have read through this thread and correct me if I'm wrong but did you use a 14 bolt SF out of a 2wd, i.e, the narrower of the two? I was wondering because I have one that I wanted to put in my 95 Z-71 but later found out it was 2 inches narrower that my stock 10 bolt. I just thought it would look like a .

I thought it was at first but after measuring I found it to be full width, ie. from the heavy duty halfton package trucks. You could always get a set of wheel spacers to even it out.

 

[BadBowtie 98]

This build is amazing!

 

[92Sierra]

This build is amazing!

thanks!

 

[Steve98Z71]

You did an awesome job with this! Really good work man

 

[highspeed]

Just read this whole page. Let us know how that Dana 44 holds up, thats what i am going to use for mine (Way down the road)

 

[95chev]

Truck looks awesome, sub'd for future reference

 

[Keepinitoldskool]

Just my 2 cents but I would have went with a set of dana 60's. I found the 44 to not be tough enough on my dodge. But this build still looks sweet. Cant wait to see it done.

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[TylerZ281500]

from what ive seen the dodge ujoints and other related parts are alot smaller than a chevys. ive snapped a few dodge axles, plud certain years had CAD and all that other fancy nonsense that may have not helped the cause.

 

[Keepinitoldskool]

It depends on what it came out of. The 1 tons were pretty stout. They also made ld and hd 60's. And of course the older units were alot stronger and less complicated.

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