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  1. The FLU farm

    D60/14BFF Axle Swap on M1009

    It takes longer, but eventually the diff housing will wear down (up, technically) by being scraped over rocks and create extra clearance all by itself. Until, one day, it has worn so thin that the process has to be started over with a new axle housing, or a plate welded in for strength.
  2. The FLU farm

    D60/14BFF Axle Swap on M1009

    If you use 1/4-oz. rather than 1/2-oz. weights, they're quite thin. At least the old lead ones I still have are. Of course, you'll need twice as many.
  3. The FLU farm

    D60/14BFF Axle Swap on M1009

    I think the 1008 wheels might be lighter than the 1009 wheels, so from that standpoint they're a good idea. And I don't see why you would need any spacers. If you do, I'd go with an aftermarket wheel with less back spacing.
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