D30
Truss
Rcv shafts and joints
4.56 gears
Aussie locker
D44
4.56
Aussie
Or
D44 hp from f150
TNT truss
Locker of some kind
488
Ford 9
Truss
488
Locker
Piñon guard
Suspension is rock krawler 3 link with 6.5 in coils. Going to be running 35/36in tires in mud and rocks. I'm asking because I haunt built my axles yet so weighs my choices
Truss
Rcv shafts and joints
4.56 gears
Aussie locker
D44
4.56
Aussie
Or
D44 hp from f150
TNT truss
Locker of some kind
488
Ford 9
Truss
488
Locker
Piñon guard
Suspension is rock krawler 3 link with 6.5 in coils. Going to be running 35/36in tires in mud and rocks. I'm asking because I haunt built my axles yet so weighs my choices
CF Veteran
anything larger than 35s get rid of the stock axles. run the 44/9 and get alloys for the front.. go with 513 gears as well.
CF Veteran
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5.13 is kinda deep for 35's IMO.Originally Posted by 93XJLI
anything larger than 35s get rid of the stock axles. run the 44/9 and get alloys for the front.. go with 513 gears as well.
I'm thinking full widths might be cheaper as well and almost bolt on. The TNT truss will work with my 3link so for the front end isn't hard. Anyone know what steering I should use?
CF Veteran
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here are some good builds with d44-9" for ideas. (IIRC they have steering info in them, I know the first link does)Originally Posted by Jeepineasy
I'm thinking full widths might be cheaper as well and almost bolt on. The TNT truss will work with my 3link so for the front end isn't hard. Anyone know what steering I should use?
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f46/ne...g-story-92593/
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f46/pr...n-94-xj-27850/
My vote would be a D44, 9". I would also recommend getting a upgraded third member for the 9" as they do like to explode (you will see it in the second link)
CF Veteran
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im running 513s and 35s now, its almost perfect. still not sure if i'm gonna get a new set of 35s or step up to 37s.Originally Posted by OOdynamite
5.13 is kinda deep for 35's IMO.