widowmaker wrote:
One tons all the way.dana 60 front, 14 bolt rear.
This is rather overkill, with these axles, you'd double the weight of the truck and need a whole new drivetrain. Not to mention you'd need to run a 4" taller tire with these bad boys to have the same ground clearance as a yota ( example 33;s on yota = ground clearance of 37's on one tons)
If thats what you wanting to do, then by all means, but the yota front axle is the easiest and most efficient.
My current DD is a one ton Chevy and has a 60 and 14bff, but it also weighs 4 tons and makes 400 ft lbs,
not 1 ton , making~90 ft lbs! haha