WebThe truck in your flare, the 04 Silverado 1500 2WD, most likely has a coil spring front end. (Some 1500 2WD's had torsion bar front ends, but, they were rare). The 4x4 versions of the same truck had torsion bar front ends. That's likely going to create a few problems and add to the expense of converting.
GET A QUOTEWebApr 27, 2010 · Another example of when converting a 2wd maybe an option, is when the company didn't produce a vehicle with the desired drivetrain hardware, such as a one ton 4x4 Dakota. Mind you there is still the large expense and fabrication required, but the point is to build a vehicle which best fits your needs if one wasn't available at all from the factory
GET A QUOTEWebThe truck in your flare, the 04 Silverado 1500 2WD, most likely has a coil spring front end. (Some 1500 2WD's had torsion bar front ends, but, they were rare). The 4x4 versions of the same truck had torsion bar front ends. That's likely going to create a few problems and add to the expense of converting.
GET A QUOTEWebMay 8, 2014 · 1954. May 4, 2014. #4. I understand R&P 4wd can make you a front axle minus all the gears and differential housing, for 2wd, no doubt with disc brakes too. They are a good company to deal with. This will keep your conversion simple, but if you want things more modern you will need to go another route.
GET A QUOTEWebOddly enough, it is the 2WD variants of most trucks that sport the top-rated towing capacities. This is likely because 4WD adds a lot of extra weight while the GVWR of the truck remains unchanged.
GET A QUOTEWeb(Some 1500 2WD's had torsion bar front ends, but, they were rare). The 4x4 versions of the same truck had torsion bar front ends. That's likely going to create a few problems and add to the expense of converting. Coil spring trucks CAN be 4wd, in fact my 09 is both coil spring and 4WD. However, it came from the factory that way.
GET A QUOTEWebDec 26, 2009 · Besides, a 4x4 will command a resell premium. He can likely get a comparable 2wd for less than what he sells his for, and end up money to the good and an unmolested truck. Then he has to swap everything else off of his truck, and he loses all his colormatched pieces. In the end he doesn't win. There are more costs than just swapping …
GET A QUOTEWebDec 26, 2009 · I didn't want to call you out, but come on man, this really isn't a big deal. A driveshaft, transmission, 2wd hubs, and a few other misc parts and he's the exact same as a 2wd torsion bar truck. You can get a good used transmission for $400, a driveshaft for $150, hubs for $150 for the pair, and maybe $200 in fluids, gaskets, accessories.
GET A QUOTEWebJun 13, 2011 · Yes 4x4 has a higher resale value (in general), but it also comes with a higher price…and lower gas mileage. If you don't need it then why buy it. jtsanders June 13, 2011, 6:51pm #3. A 2011 Toyota Tacoma 2WD 4-cyl w/ auto gets 19/25 (city/highway) and an average of 21 MPG. The same 4WD truck gets 18/21 and averages 19 MPG.
GET A QUOTEWebNov 2, 2004 · 29 Posts. Discussion Starter · #1 · Sep 8, 2004. I have a 1975 Chevy (Crew Cab) 3/4 ton 2 wheel drive, which currently houses a 1972 402 BB and a 4 spd manual with a 14 bolt corporate rearend (4/10 gears). I am converting the truck to 4X4. I would like as much input from you guys as possible to insure no stone is left unturned and I do this
GET A QUOTEWebAnswer (1 of 21): Of course. It's always possible to convert any 4wd vehicle to 2wd. The question you probably should have asked instead is: How difficult is it? And to answer that question, we would need to know the year, make, & model of vehicle you are referring to, and whether you want to co
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GET A QUOTEWebMar 3, 2022 · Unlike some trucks and SUVs, second-gen Dodge 2500 and 3500 2WD trucks have a different steering system and front suspension from a 4WD. A 4WD 1-ton Dodge from that era will have a solid front
GET A QUOTEWebMay 8, 2014 · 1954. May 4, 2014. #4. I understand R&P 4wd can make you a front axle minus all the gears and differential housing, for 2wd, no doubt with disc brakes too. They are a good company to deal with. This will keep your conversion simple, but if you want things more modern you will need to go another route.
GET A QUOTEWebThese tires are all-purpose and perfect for people who drive on highways, paved surfaces, and off-road. You can put all-terrain tires on a 2WD truck. You might think that the all-terrain tires are only perfect for 4WD vehicles, but they can make a great difference in your 2WD truck. Tires matter so much that a quality set of all-terrain tires
GET A QUOTEWebApr 27, 2010 · At first you need to get all of the bolts in where they are loose. Then in the transfer areas for the location of the new hole you need to use bolts to draw the template to the 2WD frame. In the shock mounting area there are two larger holes that will accept a 3/4 or 7/8 inch bolt with washers.
GET A QUOTEWebThese tires are all-purpose and perfect for people who drive on highways, paved surfaces, and off-road. You can put all-terrain tires on a 2WD truck. You might think that the all-terrain tires are only perfect for 4WD vehicles, but they can make a great difference in your 2WD truck. Tires matter so much that a quality set of all-terrain tires
GET A QUOTEWebFeb 11, 2022 · IMO find a used T.C. keep the 4X4 buy a 2WD truck if that what you want '14 Denali crew 6.2 '02 S-10 static drop lowered907 2014 CC Denali 6.2 Joined Apr 4, 2007 1,742 Posts #7 · Feb 4, 2009 Keep 4X4 or buy new > GMracer said: 2wd tranny Driveshaft Remove the front differential Pull the CVs Swap 4wd hubs to 2wd hubs '14 Denali crew 6.2
GET A QUOTEWebNov 2, 2004 · 29 Posts. Discussion Starter · #1 · Sep 8, 2004. I have a 1975 Chevy (Crew Cab) 3/4 ton 2 wheel drive, which currently houses a 1972 402 BB and a 4 spd manual with a 14 bolt corporate rearend (4/10 gears). I am converting the truck to 4X4. I would like as much input from you guys as possible to insure no stone is left unturned and I do this
GET A QUOTEWebApr 27, 2010 · At first you need to get all of the bolts in where they are loose. Then in the transfer areas for the location of the new hole you need to use bolts to draw the template to the 2WD frame. In the shock mounting area there are two larger holes that will accept a 3/4 or 7/8 inch bolt with washers.
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