1990 D250 to W250
Just for fun I tried the astro van hydroboost mount. I fits like it was made to go on a first gen. This is from a mid 90's astro. I may change the pushrod to a adjustable one to get the pedal a bit lower.
The Astro's ABS brakes are awesome also. I wonder if that system could be installed somehow.
Looks great Mark...I'm a bit jealous that it's just a drop in! But good info for those who are wanting to source these parts from the wrecker. 
Didn't you already order the adjustable push rod? And how did you re-stake the pushrod?

Didn't you already order the adjustable push rod? And how did you re-stake the pushrod?
but It isn't hard steel so I have to get a bushing. I didn't stake it yet,Just in case it leaks. I had to tap it in with a small ballpein hammer and couldn't pull it back out by hand. If it needs to be re staked I think I will drill a 5/8 hole in a piece of scrap 3/8" then cut it in half to make a cradle to support the input rod. For a tool I think a small chisel rounded off and shaped to fit would work.
I am not so good with the electronics to tackle something like that
But I like ditching the stock master cylinder.
My father is fixing to learn why I did the swap, He got a rebuilt MC from O'realy's. The complaining shall soon begin.

But I like ditching the stock master cylinder.
My father is fixing to learn why I did the swap, He got a rebuilt MC from O'realy's. The complaining shall soon begin.
The rear axle that would be piece of cake. Now the front axle the ABS censers would be a challenge.
It would be a marriage of 1st gen axle carrier and tubes with 2nd or 3rd gen steer ends Brakes Abs censers ETC ETC Inner axles will probably need to be made and then a set of Dynaloc? Locking Hubs for Dodge and GM Dana 60 with 35 Spline OR .Dynatrac Free Spin Heavy Duty Front Hub Conversion Kit 03-09 Dodge Ram 5.9L / 6.7L Cummins
The plumbing & electronics that pretty strait forward.
It can be done.
As I recall from working on my Astro, it has tone ring on all 4 wheels.
On a D350 Dodge, no axles in the front, (2WD)
On a D350 Dodge, no axles in the front, (2WD)
I looked at that Idea some time ago when I helped my neighbor replace the front brakes on his 98 12v.
The rear axle that would be piece of cake. Now the front axle the ABS censers would be a challenge.
It would be a marriage of 1st gen axle carrier and tubes with 2nd or 3rd gen steer ends Brakes Abs censers ETC ETC Inner axles will probably need to be made and then a set of Dynaloc? Locking Hubs for Dodge and GM Dana 60 with 35 Spline OR .Dynatrac Free Spin Heavy Duty Front Hub Conversion Kit 03-09 Dodge Ram 5.9L / 6.7L Cummins
The plumbing & electronics that pretty strait forward.
It can be done.
The rear axle that would be piece of cake. Now the front axle the ABS censers would be a challenge.
It would be a marriage of 1st gen axle carrier and tubes with 2nd or 3rd gen steer ends Brakes Abs censers ETC ETC Inner axles will probably need to be made and then a set of Dynaloc? Locking Hubs for Dodge and GM Dana 60 with 35 Spline OR .Dynatrac Free Spin Heavy Duty Front Hub Conversion Kit 03-09 Dodge Ram 5.9L / 6.7L Cummins
The plumbing & electronics that pretty strait forward.
It can be done.
Ive never looked at 2wd But I think that would be very doable and easier than a 4X4 It would be getting the whole front end to fit and the swap in the P&E
The 98 my neighbor has, the rear has 1 tone ring just like the one in the 1st gen RWAL
The 98 my neighbor has, the rear has 1 tone ring just like the one in the 1st gen RWAL







