LvL II 8.8 is almost ready to go in !
#1
LvL II 8.8 is almost ready to go in !
Got the LvL II 8.8 sandblasted FINALLY.
Use Etching Primer, two or so coats then Blk Paint.
It’s drying in the cold right now, hope the paint isn’t affected by the cold.
Next, getting it set up with 4.56 gears. switchable locker.
I need to chg over to disc brakes before putting in the truck, have to read sum.
I am bad about pics, I owes some already so the pics will come but later.
Use Etching Primer, two or so coats then Blk Paint.
It’s drying in the cold right now, hope the paint isn’t affected by the cold.
Next, getting it set up with 4.56 gears. switchable locker.
I need to chg over to disc brakes before putting in the truck, have to read sum.
I am bad about pics, I owes some already so the pics will come but later.
#3
#7
Looks like you are right.
Took a minutes but located the Thread for Expo Disc Brakes on the 31 spline 8.8.
https://www.ranger-forums.com/engine-drivetrain-122/how-explorer-rear-disc-brake-conversion-21614/
Here is the 28 Spline 8.8 Disc Brake Conversion Thread:
https://www.ranger-forums.com/showth...ht=Disc+Brakes
Added: So I will order the parts for that, next is finding someone to buy my Ford L/S/4.10 Set up from the LvL II Axle, don’t know the mileage.
Took a minutes but located the Thread for Expo Disc Brakes on the 31 spline 8.8.
https://www.ranger-forums.com/engine-drivetrain-122/how-explorer-rear-disc-brake-conversion-21614/
Here is the 28 Spline 8.8 Disc Brake Conversion Thread:
https://www.ranger-forums.com/showth...ht=Disc+Brakes
Added: So I will order the parts for that, next is finding someone to buy my Ford L/S/4.10 Set up from the LvL II Axle, don’t know the mileage.
#11
This isn't a for sale post so when I get the new one in I will let the two of you know first.
Last but not least... 2000xlmiller,
What do you want pic of ?
#13
Anyone use the newer Copper/Nickel Brake Hard LInes yet ?
Was looking for S/S hard brake lines for the 8.8 going in the Ranger and came across the copper/nickel ones.
I used to Forge Cupronickel in to Valve Bodies for the Navy, a copper/nickel alloy, but I never heard of brake lines being made out of it.
I guess it is annealed to soften it and make it flexible but it still is as strong as a steel hardline !?!
Was looking for S/S hard brake lines for the 8.8 going in the Ranger and came across the copper/nickel ones.
I used to Forge Cupronickel in to Valve Bodies for the Navy, a copper/nickel alloy, but I never heard of brake lines being made out of it.
I guess it is annealed to soften it and make it flexible but it still is as strong as a steel hardline !?!
#14
#15
Anyone use the newer Copper/Nickel Brake Hard LInes yet ?
Was looking for S/S hard brake lines for the 8.8 going in the Ranger and came across the copper/nickel ones.
I used to Forge Cupronickel in to Valve Bodies for the Navy, a copper/nickel alloy, but I never heard of brake lines being made out of it.
I guess it is annealed to soften it and make it flexible but it still is as strong as a steel hardline !?!
Was looking for S/S hard brake lines for the 8.8 going in the Ranger and came across the copper/nickel ones.
I used to Forge Cupronickel in to Valve Bodies for the Navy, a copper/nickel alloy, but I never heard of brake lines being made out of it.
I guess it is annealed to soften it and make it flexible but it still is as strong as a steel hardline !?!
#16
Just an update in case anyone was interested...I ended up going with the copper/nickel lines on my '97. So far so good. My buddy at the place I got the line says he hasn't heard anything negative about it and that they hold up well. It was pretty easy to form and bend by hand and I was able to make all my flares without any issue.
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