Croce

Anyone know a good Offroad store that i can pickup a rear d44 diff cover for around $80-100 other than 4wd? Heading up to Sedona this weekend and need some rear protection

Edit: Found AMC4x4 on google maps. Guess they have diff covers for like $50 so hopefully its what im looking for

MangoMadness

WOW I read that wrong...I read "put out" instead of "go out"....o well works either way

Jknockers

Really,,, I would trust the steel covers more so than the cast aluminum ones,, steel gives a little and bends where cast aluminum does not like to bend very much at all,, tends to crack or break,, kinda like a steel wheel vs. a cast alloy wheel,, I am going to keep my steel diff covers (spray them black again) unless I see other STEEL ones I like,, and If I do replace them, I want them to be at least as thick as the stock ones and made out of steel,,, (jus my $.02)

RockinJK

If you had more time - I'd highly recommend this:

http://www.solidaxle.com/productcart...3&idcategory=7

There is a rep here - that MAY have one in stock... Call Andrew at 480-7970469. Tell him Mike Del Col sent you...

Croce

Thanks, only if they could have it here by the end of the week..Thats what i originally order from a vendor i cannot mention lol. They're out of stock until the end of May and id have no problem waiting as i heard they make good products but i have a trip to Sedona this weekend and dont wanna go on the "Stairs" with no rear diff cover

remark

Do a google search for arizona society of safety engineers or american society of safety engineers then look for the Arizona chapter. They have a few listing that may interest you.

remark

If you have any sort of lift I wouldn't be too worried about the Stairs.

If you don't have a lift and you are worried about your rear diff cover it has to be because you think you are going to peel it back. Just bring some RCV and diff fluid with you and relax. You still probably won't need it.

Croce

No lift and stock Sahara wheels/tires Plus with being Aired down and having 4 people + supplies in the Jeep i figured it would be sitting kinda low. Stealerships up my ass about changing diff fluid so i figured nows a good time to get a new cover. Never been wheelin in Sedona before so not sure what to expect so figured id play on the safe side. Not having much luck finding one. Tried Absolute Offroad, Letzroll, 4Wheelsupplies, SDHQ, and AZ 4x4. So hoping the one from AMC4x4 is what im looking for, otherwise ill probally end up going to 4wp

RockinJK

Call Andrew. His business is building rock crawler axles... he may have one on the shelf... He's near Power and Brown...

NH-JK

Remark, thank you very much.