Axles for Ryan #1!

[86yota]

I know that most of you are toyota guys, but if you hear anything about TJ rubicon dana 44s for sale let me know. Looking for the front, but if I could get the set I would be happy with that too.

[coldjeep]

How much are you looking to spend?

[86yota]

as much as it takes, I think brand new I can get them around 1500 from a dealer, just the front...

[77oneton]

look into jeep JK axles if your going for direct bolt ons, the are larger axles, way stronger, factory e-locker and much more, i think they are around $1500 ea

[86yota]

Jk axles are the same as the tj rubicon only wider. They come with the locker and 4.10 gears on in a dana 44 and are the same width as my xj

[77oneton]

Jeep JK 44; larger pinion shafts, rear has larger ring gear, 32 spline axles, available gears from 4.10-5.38, front axle has a 1350 u-joint, front and rear disc. New (EDL) electronic diff lock can withstand shock loads up to 12,000lbs locks in under 0.5 seconds, works in temps from -40C to 140C. They are identicle in almost every aspect to the Dynatrac ProRock 44 Axle, the only difference being that the rear is low pinion, and they are not compatible with detroit/Arb lockers. you can order the dynatrac trail sseries and prorock 5" wider though.
mopar.com/performance/trail/danaaxle/index.html

i read in another issue of a mag that you can order a set of these axles, if i remember right the front was around $1500. almost the same axle as a dynatrac at half the cost.

[86yota]

Thanks, I will look into that then

[mudslinger97117]

Don't waste your $$ on the JK axle... At just nder 5k from Mopar and they have alot of lil' things that need to be addressed like the bolt patter will need to be switched and the steering mounts that have a tendance to rip off. ~
www.moparproshop.com/mopar_axles

I'd say build/ buy a D60