Jk Axles In A Lj at Deborah Grant blog

Jk Axles In A Lj. Precision cnc cut and bent for great fitment. I'd prefer the wider stance of the jk axles and i. Available for both front and rear applications,. It requires the use of jk knuckles, jk unit bearings, and jk brakes. Jk axles won't swap into a tj/lj, they aren't even the same width. Features include a 1/4 and 1/8 thick mild steel truss for strengthening the axle housing itself. The axle swap can be tricky, but it’s doable. The axle will be jk width (5 wider than oe tj/lj). In 2003, jeep introduced the rubicon trim level for the tj wrangler and included a dana 44 front and rear axle. Installing a jk front axle in your tj, lj, xj, mj or zj? But jeep did have a dana 44 rear axle option for those driving a manual transmission. Ljs are basically the same as tjs but more wheelbase. The 8.8 is about 1 narrower than a stock tj axle where the jk axles are about 5 wider than stock. But, what do you do for steering? Includes all the brackets necessary for a.

Features include a 1/4 and 1/8 thick mild steel truss for strengthening the axle housing itself. But, what do you do for steering? The axle will be jk width (5 wider than oe tj/lj). In 2003, jeep introduced the rubicon trim level for the tj wrangler and included a dana 44 front and rear axle. The 8.8 is about 1 narrower than a stock tj axle where the jk axles are about 5 wider than stock. The axle swap can be tricky, but it’s doable. It requires the use of jk knuckles, jk unit bearings, and jk brakes. Available for both front and rear applications,. Includes all the brackets necessary for a. Ljs are basically the same as tjs but more wheelbase.

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Jk Axles In A Lj I'd prefer the wider stance of the jk axles and i. Jk axles won't swap into a tj/lj, they aren't even the same width. But jeep did have a dana 44 rear axle option for those driving a manual transmission. Precision cnc cut and bent for great fitment. Available for both front and rear applications,. The axle swap can be tricky, but it’s doable. Includes all the brackets necessary for a. Ljs are basically the same as tjs but more wheelbase. It requires the use of jk knuckles, jk unit bearings, and jk brakes. But, what do you do for steering? Installing a jk front axle in your tj, lj, xj, mj or zj? The 8.8 is about 1 narrower than a stock tj axle where the jk axles are about 5 wider than stock. In 2003, jeep introduced the rubicon trim level for the tj wrangler and included a dana 44 front and rear axle. I'd prefer the wider stance of the jk axles and i. The axle will be jk width (5 wider than oe tj/lj). Features include a 1/4 and 1/8 thick mild steel truss for strengthening the axle housing itself.