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Jan 10, 2015 | 12:29 PM

#31

14Sport

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From: The Dirty South

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Originally Posted by 07MonsterJK

Anyone know if the PSC diff cover for the rear dana 44 fits without with the trac bar?

I'm mechanically inclined enough to change the diff cover but not trying to do major work to swap it out.

The track bar may hit if it's stock. Read the important fitment note on their site.

Dana 44 Diff Cover | Differential Cover | Poison Spyder Customs

Jan 10, 2015 | 12:51 PM

#32

KevinMac

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From: The D, MI

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Originally Posted by cormac827

Yeah, but the logic to put a fill hole on top of the cover instead of the face is priceless. Not sure why others don't do this.

That's why I bought and installed this bad boy today!

Jan 10, 2015 | 02:04 PM

#33

cormac827

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From: Rochester, NY

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Originally Posted by KevinMac

That's why I bought and installed this bad boy today!

Nice!!

Jan 10, 2015 | 05:13 PM

#34

genrec

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From: Trabuco Canyon , California

Quote:

Originally Posted by 14Sport

The track bar may hit if it's stock. Read the important fitment note on their site.

Dana 44 Diff Cover | Differential Cover | Poison Spyder Customs

good info...I get that it says stock rear trackbar may hit, but do you think they means in the stock position and location, if the Teraflex kit comes with a rear track bar bracket, isn't it moving it?

Jan 10, 2015 | 05:56 PM

#35

lowendrider

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From: Oxford, AL

I run these from Rock Slide Engineering...about 1/2 price of full covers and plenty beefy. No complaints.

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Jan 10, 2015 | 06:07 PM

#36

14Sport

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From: The Dirty South

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Originally Posted by genrec

I do think that means the stock bar in the stock location. If you raise the rear track bar, it may not be an issue. I have an aftermarket bar so I can't speak from experience though.

Jan 10, 2015 | 06:12 PM

#37

Matth

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From: Wv

I have solid covers an have stock track bars that are raised. No problems at all

Jan 25, 2015 | 01:06 PM

#38

Andyram85

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From: FT Bragg, NC

Psc bombshells

Haven't installed yet, but just finished painting them. I am waiting to regear before they go on...hopefully next week

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Jan 25, 2015 | 01:22 PM

#39

bluebear

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From: Orange County

Ordered Solid covers front/rear after not being pleased with RR skid plate. I should've committed to this earlier since I changed my fluids to full synthetic less than 8k miles ago.

Just Empty Every Pocket= JEEP

is dead on

Jan 25, 2015 | 02:34 PM

#40

RoysRig

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From: Mile High Colorado

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Originally Posted by cormac827

Yeah, but the logic to put a fill hole on top of the cover instead of the face is priceless. Not sure why others don't do this.

Actually while I really like my ARB's I disagree with you on the front versus top. If you noticed the rear and front Dana 44 on a Wrangler has the hole in different places for a reason. You are to fill until the oil starts to come back out. This helps prevent over filling, where as the ARB can be filled all the way up.

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