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Kpearson 08-08-2014 11:05 AM

Axle question...
 
Morning all,

I was just having a quick question as to some axles. I know that the axles from a Jeep wagoneer are the one of choice or popularity, but I was wondering about a set of full size TJ axles. I had talked to a guy near where I live about purchasing them, but I am unsure if they would even really work out. I can buy the full set front and back since they will be upgrading to a stronger axle. So any answer would be great. And if they wouldnt work then no biggie.

AJBert 08-11-2014 12:56 AM

Stock TJ axles up front are D30's and are weak. If you are planning on doing a SAS look for a D44 instead.

Jamaroon 08-11-2014 01:12 PM

Depends on what your plans are for the truck. But yes, you can use them for a SAS, they just won't be a strength upgrade over what you have now.

Kpearson 08-14-2014 01:13 AM

I had decided to move away from those axles. I had figured that I would be able to find better for near the same price. Thanks for the help though guys.

cleburne red 08-16-2014 12:41 PM


Originally Posted by Kpearson (Post 632695)
I had decided to move away from those axles. I had figured that I would be able to find better for near the same price. Thanks for the help though guys.

Good call. If you plan on going through all the work of a SAS, there isn't much point, in my opinion, of going with a D30 in the front. Lifting it will be easier, but like was said above, there really isn't much strength improvement. Do it right the first time, with at least a D44.

abig84 08-22-2014 12:25 PM

im running 10bolts front and back, which are basically just dana44s and been beating the crap out of these axles under my s10 with 33 inch boggers going on like 7 years now and no problems with these axles at all


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