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Post  racinghabbit March 11th 2012, 1:13 am

i'm trying to fit a 460 into a 95 ford ranger 4x4 , and i am trying to figure out a way to fit the transfercase into it... if anyone has ever tried to build one of these projects please help me , thanks
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Post  dfree383 March 11th 2012, 1:37 am

What Frame are you using? The ones I've seen use a F150 chassis and Mount the ranger body on it.
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Post  kjett March 12th 2012, 9:05 am

dfree383 wrote:What Frame are you using? The ones I've seen use a F150 chassis and Mount the ranger body on it.

Quit looking at my chassis! king


What tranny and t-case are you trying to use? If you can shoehorn a big block into a ranger chassis, you should obviously know that the trans/t-case mounts will have to be custom fabbed peices as well.
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Post  racinghabbit March 12th 2012, 12:17 pm

95 ranger frame and body...

i'm going to try shifting the motor offset 1.5 in to the pass side and see if it fits then!! i'm useing a c6 and the older transfercase the 208 that is smooth... not ribbed
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Post  kjett March 12th 2012, 1:05 pm

The newer frames are slightly narrower than my 89's, so the offset is probably your best bet. Another thing you need to look out for with the length of the c6 is what t-case adapter are you using? The long adapter might make for some odd drive shaft angles to the rear unless you are using either an extended cab or long bed frame.
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Post  racinghabbit March 15th 2012, 5:22 pm

i'm working with an extended cab short box... thanks.. is there any chance you know how wide the front of the frame is supposta be???
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Post  kjett March 15th 2012, 6:12 pm

On your 95? I have no idea. I actually cheated and used a 79 short bed F150 frame. I measured the frame width of both the original 89 ranger frame and the 150's and they were within 1", so to make the full length axle and driveline install easier, I used the 150 frame. When I get home I can get you my frame width but don't think that will help you much.
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