Im sure there is a thread somewhere about this but my question is will the sn95 axles fit in a fox rear housing. If so how wider wil it be and is there any issues with it? Thanks.
If your wanting to do this for the 5 lug conversion, get the 2 LEFT side axles out of a ranger, plus they are stronger!
Did it back in the day on my 93 vert.
Anybody know the lengths? I picked up a set of 5 lug at a swap... whatya bet they're the long ones...Just to be clear, only 1994-1998 Sn95 axles will fit. 99-04 axles are longer and wont fit the 86-98 8.8 housing.
Grab the axles from a V6 or V8...same thing
The ones I used were 31 spline. thats what makes them stronger. its been over 15 years ago I done that, I dont remember what year they came out of. Another guy I know went 9's on ford ranger axles,so I dont know how you broke yours so easily.
Yes , you are right friend, I guess I should have clarified that!!sorry about that!Ahh, it that case, I agree. The '02-up FX4 31-spine axles are stonger, but those aren't the ones that everyone is talking about swapping over for the "budget" 5-lug swap. The ones being discussed (or at least that was my impression) are the standard 28-spline left side Ranger axles that are a direct swap into the stock Mustang diff. The 31-spline axles won't work unless you upgrade t0 a 31-spline differential as well.
I'm assuming your friend went 9's with the 31-spline units? Because if he did it with the 28's, he didn't do it for long. I twisted one off going spinning from gravel, onto pavement in my '85 4x4 with 31x10.5" tires. The stock 28-spline axles (Mustang, Ranger or otherwise) have never been known for being overly "tough".
I have a question for this one. I understand that the sn95 axle will fit a fox since they are all 8.8 rear ends. But everyone was talking 86-93 fox. My question is, is there a difference with a 85 fox? Will everything still fit?
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