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I've got a 97 F-250 and a 95 F-350, and gonna put the front axle out of the 350 on the other truck. What all am i looking at doing to get it under the 250? Is it mostly just bolt up or am i ... JOIN NOW TO REMOVE TRACER

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I've got a 97 F-250 and a 95 F-350, and gonna put the front axle out of the 350 on the other truck. What all am i looking at doing to get it under the 250? Is it mostly just bolt up or am i looking at a more complicated project? -

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its all bolt in you lucky SOB . -

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I also did new springs when I did mine, and needed longer brake lines, and a drop bracket for the track bar. I also had to use the steering pitman arm from an F-350. -
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Use the F350 springs, steering, tracbar, tracbar bracket and axle everything bolts right up takes about 2hrs to do -

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