8.25 or d35
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8.25 or d35
Can tell if its the other side now the axle looks flat in the bottom but i cant quite tell with the sunlight right there can anyone give me some input
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Originally Posted by ProudXjOwner
Looks like D35?
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That is a good thing if you aren't doing hard wheeling. D35 only came with the Trac-Lok Limited Slip Differential...... It's better than the 8.25 in every way except the most important, durability.
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Originally Posted by XJeep99Classic
That is a good thing if you aren't doing hard wheeling. D35 only came with the Trac-Lok Limited Slip Differential...... It's better than the 8.25 in every way except the most important, durability.
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Originally Posted by troy fritz
Another way to tell is the D-35 has a metal plug and the 8.25 has a rubber plug.