[robertalston23]

hello
dont know if this is where I need to be
i just bought a f-superduty and needing the front hub or if someone has an front axle any help would be great
thanks

 

[Randall Ave]

Will need more information to try to give you any help. Year, model, you need a four wheel drive engagement hub, or the wheel bearing hub assembly?

 

[Mike_PS]

how about giving the guy a chance to respond and not derailing his thread

thanks

 

[Avalanche 2500]

Welcome to the P/S Rob, like Randall said ^ more info needed, year / model /liter/ post a pic of that hub?

 

[MetcalfeEnterprises]

As far as I know the F-Superduty trucks only came in 2wd and there was a company somewhere that did conversions on them.

 

[Mark Oomkes]

As far as I know the F-Superduty trucks only came in 2wd and there was a company somewhere that did conversions on them.

What?????????????

 

[Philbilly2]

As far as I know the F-Superduty trucks only came in 2wd and there was a company somewhere that did conversions on them.

What?????????????

I think he is talking about previous to 97. That what is now F450/550 was just called an F-Superduty. In 98 they dropped the "f" in front of the Superdudy and started tagging all trucks F250 and up in GVWR as a Superdudy and started naming the 450/550.

 

[dieselss]

I think he is talking about previous to 97. That what is now F450/550 was just called an F-Superduty.

Correct.
F-super duties were solid front axle trucks, not offered in 4x4 configurations from factory.
It's like the GM 3500HD's of the same era.

 

[Mark Oomkes]

I think he is talking about previous to 97. That what is now F450/550 was just called an F-Superduty. In 98 they dropped the "f" in front of the Superdudy and started tagging all trucks F250 and up in GVWR as a Superdudy and started naming the 450/550.

K

 

[MetcalfeEnterprises]

I think he is talking about previous to 97. That what is now F450/550 was just called an F-Superduty. In 98 they dropped the "f" in front of the Superdudy and started tagging all trucks F250 and up in GVWR as a Superdudy and started naming the 450/550.

Right you are.

 

[Tom.S Snow Removal]

As far as I know the F-Superduty trucks only came in 2wd and there was a company somewhere that did conversions on them.

Pretty sure F-250 had a 4-wheel drive package just some of them have a wishbone instead of solid axle in second half of 98 they switch to Super dookie and everything has solid axle