1986 ford 9"
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From: Warsaw, IN
Year: 2000,1990,1999
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I have a buddy that says that he's got a 9" sitting around from a 1986 f-150. I've been trying to do some research on it but haven't found much for that year. Are they big/small bearing? 28 or 31 spline? Anything that might keep me from getting it?
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honestly, i wouldnt worry bout any of that cuz you can swap everything the way you want and even make it up to 40 spline full floater if you want
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From: Soddy Daisy TN
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Correct it's going to be an 8.8 and it's full width. So you'd need a matching front axle to go with it and it's not considered that great of an axle.
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From: Lancaster PA
Year: 1988
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Actually depending on the engine thats in the truck it will be a 9" 85-86 was the last years for 9" in the trucks. 86 it really depends on the engine
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Year: 1986
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 2.8
They're 31 spline. The 9" was standard in Broncos and F150's up to '82 I believe when the 8.8 came out and after that it was still available as an option. My '81 F150 and '85 Bronco both have the 9" and my '84 F150 has an 8.8 in it.
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From: Warsaw, IN
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Originally Posted by Bustedback
It's gonna be better than a D35 no matter what it is.
I read that they were available up to 86. I guess i'll just have to go check it out to see if it really is a 9".
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