Just a few questions before I order...

Do the Riddler Diff Covers rub against anything?? Front? Back???

I looks pretty tight up front...is there any problem getting them on???

Do you use more gear oil in them? Quadratec says it has a raised fill plug to allow for more oil capacity...how much did you put in the front/back??

 

Mine is a X model, no rubbing front or back. Stuck with the stock volumes, put too much in and you could have a mess on your hands.

 

Mine are close but no rubbing so far. No problem getting them on. The oil capacity is about the same.

 

My front one has a very slight rub against the stock track bar--you can see where it's worn the paint off--just barely.

Remember: After-market covers may have more volume, so using the same amount of lube as for stock covers may be too little. And, after-market covers have the fill cap moved higher to allow for a lift/changed pinion angle. Filling them until it runs out of the fill cap may be too much, causing the differential to vent lube when hot. Fill them until the lube is above the bottom of the inside of the axle tube. Use your finger or a Zip-tie to check the height. Bottom line: The lube should be at the same height as the bottom of the stock fill cap would have had it.

 

No issues with any of the jeeps that have the Riddlers that i know of up here.

 

Got Riddler in the back , no rubbing problems. I filled to the stock fill level with no problems.

 

just ordered my riddlers form dave at northridge!!!!

buying stuff for the jeep makes working worth it!!! lol

 

No rubbing at all. Plenty of room. I do have the the teraflex front track bar though. Sorry if I failed to answer a PM about this question.

 

Um the only rubbing I got was when the front of the Jk decided to to come out of the air Oh I forgot the were supposed to stay grounded but it was fun. anyways when it came down that is the only time my front track bar rubbedbut other then that at full flex either side its fine just don't jump it and it shouldnt rub. and I use the ziptie check as well just right above the axle though for me to keep the end bairings lubed