Isuzu Rodeo rear end and suspension

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94ToyBear previously posted:

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Shadowmaker previously posted:

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That's cool man, mind sharing why it's sentimental to you? If not that fine, I allways find car/truck stories interesting.

[Hypoid]

Just some food for thought: If you have to find a used axle from a self service yard, they don't care if it is a D-44 or a GM 10-bolt, price is the same.

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It's your Baby ! Good for you and no they can't ! I teach High school Automotive, and I really don't understand how teenagers have the cars they have. No way they paid for these cars on their own. Good for you man! You should be very proud.

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[AustinT]

Like Shadowmaker said, research on Planetisuzoo. They have a wealth of knowledge on that site. Also, http://www.independent4x.com, is one of the few places online that you can buy aftermarket Isuzu parts. Matt, the owner, is extremely helpful if you ever need to talk to someone.



**EDIT** Did some searching. The Second Gen Troopers (1992-1997 I believe) have a 12 bolt rear with 4.56 gears. Nab the rear axle and the front third from a junk yard and you have a good starting point. That 12 bolt can handle 37in tires. I ran one with 37in Iroks for a little while. Great Axle.

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Well last Minute thing I am going to Yankee Hill right now so we will see what does and doesn't need replaced tonight.

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Alone ?

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