1970 F250 Question

Clutch, transmission, rear axle

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Does anybody know if 1969 F250 4x4 rears, front and rear, work on a 1970 F250 4x4 with out any modifications? Thanks for the help.
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it should. i wouldn't see why not. unless one of them is coil springs and the other leaf springs. but they should both be leaf spring trucks.
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Yes, they'll bolt on without any mods what-so-ever. BTW, welcome to the site :wel:
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They will be identicle if the trucks are the same GVW. They will swap regardless, but the front axles are different designs for different GVW suspensions.

The only difference in the rears from 69-70 is that 69 used studs to hold the axles in and 70 and up went to just bolts.
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Thanks for the information guys. It really helped me out.
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