Mopar Dana 60
05-12-2008, 08:34 PM
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not that i'm aware of, but i would imagine a dana 60 rear from a ram and its matching from axle from the same vehicle (i know a lot are IFS but say a power wagon... it has a solid front) that with the right backspacing on the wheels it wouldn't be too wide at all. And you'd have some beefy axles with matching bolt patterns.
05-13-2008, 01:57 AM
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I looked into useing D60s from other trucks. I'm told they are way too wide and the cost to slice and dice to properly fit the JK would endup being the same price as Curry's.
05-13-2008, 04:27 AM
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dynatrac is elling them around through 4wd.com for around 3690 for the rear
2007-08 JK Wrangler
Includes ARB Air locker
Customer must reuse factory brake components
SD 35-spline, 1.5" induction hardened alloy steel axle shafts
Dynatrac Pro 60 Hi-pinion housing
Dual Sump/High Volume-Oil System
D60 heavy-duty steel differential cover
http://www.4wd.com/search.aspx?SH=QT...Ascending=true
2007-08 JK Wrangler
Includes ARB Air locker
Customer must reuse factory brake components
SD 35-spline, 1.5" induction hardened alloy steel axle shafts
Dynatrac Pro 60 Hi-pinion housing
Dual Sump/High Volume-Oil System
D60 heavy-duty steel differential cover
http://www.4wd.com/search.aspx?SH=QT...Ascending=true
05-13-2008, 04:46 AM
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Solid Axle is also developing the D60's front and rear. It'll be complete with brakes
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05-18-2008, 06:26 AM
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I sent an e-mail to burnsville offroad this was there reply. but looks like the future mopar axles will be here with brackets included, belwo is the e-mail.
I am the only place that has those right now. Jeep will not have any for several months. Cost is 2500 dollars plus another 500 to add JK bracketry.
Dan
I am the only place that has those right now. Jeep will not have any for several months. Cost is 2500 dollars plus another 500 to add JK bracketry.
Dan
05-19-2008, 05:32 PM
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I sent an e-mail to burnsville offroad this was there reply. but looks like the future mopar axles will be here with brackets included, belwo is the e-mail.
I am the only place that has those right now. Jeep will not have any for several months. Cost is 2500 dollars plus another 500 to add JK bracketry.
Dan
I am the only place that has those right now. Jeep will not have any for several months. Cost is 2500 dollars plus another 500 to add JK bracketry.
Dan