rubicon axles strong enough for 37's
#2
all depends on the type of wheelin you do....but yea for allot of people they'll prob be ok.
FWIW, with the type of wheelin I ENJOY it's hard to keep a 60 together ....but for my JK Rubicon these axles will do just fine for quite a while since I'm not ging to be whelein it very hard at alll
FWIW, with the type of wheelin I ENJOY it's hard to keep a 60 together ....but for my JK Rubicon these axles will do just fine for quite a while since I'm not ging to be whelein it very hard at alll
#4
can i run 24's with 37's on a stock JK axle??
Howdy yall i was wanted to be there first to run 24's with 37's on a jeep JK, do yall think they'd run okay with stock everything ,except lift and maybe new gears?
Oh and this vehicle wouldnt be going offroad this ones for stictly show, ive already got a JK for fun
thanks yall!
Oh and this vehicle wouldnt be going offroad this ones for stictly show, ive already got a JK for fun
thanks yall!
#5
Howdy yall i was wanted to be there first to run 24's with 37's on a jeep JK, do yall think they'd run okay with stock everything ,except lift and maybe new gears?
Oh and this vehicle wouldnt be going offroad this ones for stictly show, ive already got a JK for fun
thanks yall!
Oh and this vehicle wouldnt be going offroad this ones for stictly show, ive already got a JK for fun
thanks yall!
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#8
The new 44 has new larger joints, not the 297 or 760. I'm not having any trouble with mine, although I did buy spares. Tack weld the caps to keep from losing them and I think you will be fine.
#9
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From: ENGLEWOOD, COLORADO
any write ups on tack welding the end caps on the u-joints? Could i walk a welder through this?