dana 44
hello
i got a question about some problem on my front dana44
http://nsm01.casimages.com/img/2009/...2033499079.jpg
did some body know what i can do to get my diff more durable?
this picture is from someone else jeep in my jeep club and i dont want to see that hapen on my own jeep.
i plan putting 37'' on it and i dont want to spend big bucks to get a dana60,
so i want to know if i can get my own front diff more stronger
i got a question about some problem on my front dana44
http://nsm01.casimages.com/img/2009/...2033499079.jpg
did some body know what i can do to get my diff more durable?
this picture is from someone else jeep in my jeep club and i dont want to see that hapen on my own jeep.
i plan putting 37'' on it and i dont want to spend big bucks to get a dana60,
so i want to know if i can get my own front diff more stronger
A quick search will give loads of threads on upgrade options.
But:
Gears and lockers, alloy shafts, truss, gussets, sleeves. What did I miss?
check here:
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...highlight=cute
- oh yeah, there was something about tack welding the caps on the C's also?
But:
Gears and lockers, alloy shafts, truss, gussets, sleeves. What did I miss?
check here:
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...highlight=cute
- oh yeah, there was something about tack welding the caps on the C's also?
Last edited by nthinuf; Apr 17, 2009 at 06:27 PM.
see this thread, Northridge is opening a Canada warehouse. You should get alloy usa axles with ctm u joints, they are both stronger then stock, also get Evo c gussets and control arm skids, you can also add Evo 44mag axle sleeves.
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/sponsoring-manufacturers-vendors-check-out-cyber-monday-specials-24/northridge4x4-canada-need-your-input-81805/
https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/sponsoring-manufacturers-vendors-check-out-cyber-monday-specials-24/northridge4x4-canada-need-your-input-81805/
it's not your english per-se, it's more your terminology...when trying to identify vehicle parts the correct name is what allows us to all speak the same language, the pic helps alot though so that's your axle and u-joint



