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Thanks for the info, last night I was honing in on what you have just stated.
I wonder if I were to switch the front axel out with an axel from a newer K20 if I could also switch the rear axel out from the same newer K20.
My hope is to get the truck to a gearing that would allow it to be driven around 70 miles an hour without keeping the RPMs too high. Not to mention fuel economy would be a consideration.
Unfortunately I have no knowledge on gear ratios to know what would accomplish these goals. I have been spending all of my free time trying to learn from the internet. But so far I am as dumb as I sound.
Thank you for your help so far any more information you can provide me is greatly appreciated.
Father daughter project is a 1964 3/4 4x4 stepside longbed.
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