I wouldn't put a 1 piece in a daily driver without also doing a spin hub conversion. Mine steered like a car after the conversion + a steering box brace.
I'm sure lots of people have done the swap and left the stock hubs, I just didn't like the idea over everything spinning on mine.
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There has to be wear and MPG concerns with this tho? If it was the best way there wouldnt be all the kits to convert ober to free spin. Im assuming here.The 02-13 trucks all have the front end/driveshaft spinning all the time and they seem to drive pretty good.
I'm aware of this, and after having driven all 3 versions of axle, I'm making my suggestion.The 02-13 trucks all have the front end/driveshaft spinning all the time and they seem to drive pretty good.
I'm aware of this, and after having driven all 3 versions of axle, I'm making my suggestion.
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What about for drag racing? like 10.XX territory?
more street miles than track tho. Would the free spins hold fine or would it be better to do solid axles without the hubs
I sell quite a few transfer cases and front driveshafts for 2003 up, due to Dodge's dumbass design, which makes the driveshaft spin at road speed all the time.
There's a reason Dodge/Ram went back to the CAD design on '13(?) & up, actually, there is 2 reasons.
To help fuel mileage, and to keep the weak-assed Borg Warner t-case failure rates a bit lower.
Mark.
Honestly I think the reason so many NV271 and NV273's fail is because they are a piece of junk!!
I sell quite a few transfer cases and front driveshafts for 2003 up, due to Dodge's dumbass design, which makes the driveshaft spin at road speed all the time.
There's a reason Dodge/Ram went back to the CAD design on '13(?) & up, actually, there is 2 reasons.
To help fuel mileage, and to keep the weak-assed Borg Warner t-case failure rates a bit lower.
Mark.
So the free spin kit is a must for a street truck to last, will they hold up to drag racing?