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Unfortunately I will not. I am picking up a 9.5” 14 bolt tomorrow but it will probably be a couple of months before I have the funds to build the axle.

Put my limit straps on the front tonight and since the trucks not mobile I tried to flex it in the shop LOL. Also installed the cure from @ruffstuffdpecialties to try and minimize the tie-rod and drag link flop from having to bend them for clearance.

. No tone rings in the rear. If I go ff in the rear and the light duty 2500 hubs in the front I will have to figure something out with the abs the dodge doesn’t have wheel speed sensors on the wheel bearings. I also looked and to convert the semi floater to 6 lug, change the gears, and rug up...

Same kind of shenanigans too

I believe I’m going with a 14 bolt semi floater open diff and a lunch box locker in it. I have a steal on a ff 14 bolt with 4.10s already and I can convert my current dodge Dana 44 front to 8 lug with wheel bearings from an mid 90s 2500 light duty. But unsure if my current brake set up will work.

They go for any where around 200 to 500 around here. I’m going to take some measurements today to see if I can put move the brake backing plate mount from the 10 bolt to a older 9.5 that already has 4.10s. I’m confident in welding brackets on but not do with a gear change.

So it shattered the rectangular piece in the g80 and cleaned the driver side spider gear, it sent parts everywhere inside but surprisingly the gears look good. Now I have a dilemma replace the carrier and run the 10 bolt or buy a 9.5 rear from a newer model gm suv and swap to 4.10s

UPDATE

https://youtube.com/shorts/LfWXsUG-nwU?feature=share rice crispy' s

Here is the first pop. 0-60 runs compairing the times with the 3.73 gears vs 4.10. https://youtube.com/shorts/BbHH7dDBkuI?feature=share

I assume when I get it out I will know more, I'm looing into the Semi float 14 bolt that came in later model Tahoe's and Suburban's and Silverado's for that matter it is the 9.5" I really dont want the ff 14bolt because they hang so far down and 35's is as big as I'll ever go. "I think" but the...

well its better now than 15 miles down a trial 6 hours from home... If a couple of 0-60 runs took something out I'm positive in low range on the rocks would have left me stranded on my upcoming trip.. well not upcoming anymore not enough time to find and axle replace what needs be and weld on...

We’ll I guess I’ll be looking for a 1 ton rear. Don’t do hot rod stuff with something this heavy.

thanks

Thanks

After installing the spacers I took it for a rip around the river bottoms, I was able to make it to the river and watch the sunset over Kentucky from the Missouri side of the Mississippi.......I'll let you think about that for a little bit.. But here is the pictures for proof. LOL

Installed some spacers just go get it level until I can find some springs to match what I need with a higher capacity than the lifted suburban springs.

Finished it up tonight