Rough Country Differential Sikd for rear axle Dana 44

[Thegreenmachine12]

Wow that thing is beautiful!!!

Dumb question - will it work on a Dynatrac ProRock 60?


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[Benito]

Wow that thing is beautiful!!!

Dumb question - will it work on a Dynatrac ProRock 60?


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No the housing is a high clearance design, it follows the lines of the ring gear on the bottom.

 

[WJCO]

Wow that thing is beautiful!!!

Dumb question - will it work on a Dynatrac ProRock 60?


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No the housing is a high clearance design, it follows the lines of the ring gear on the bottom.

^ Correct. You'd likely have a massive leak from the cover being larger than the housing on the lower right corner.

 

[Rancho]

So at first I was like, it fits.
Then I went outside, check the bottom area, no go.

:icon_crazy:

I just sent this image on to my team so they can be aware of this and update the install instructions accordingly. They may know this already, but I didn't even think about the high clearance housing on the PR.
99% we have these on the Dana Spicer 60's though.

Again DANG guys!!!!!!!
:beer:

Wow that thing is beautiful!!!

Dumb question - will it work on a Dynatrac ProRock 60?


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[WJCO]

Was wondering if anyone uses a Rough Country Rear Differential Skid plate for a Dana 44 axle.

I guess not.

 

[jkwebbie]

Look at RuffStuff diff covers, you won't be disappointed

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[wayoflife]

Look at RuffStuff diff covers, you won't be disappointed

Well, being that you said so on the internet, it must be true.

 

[notnalc68]

Look at RuffStuff diff covers, you won't be disappointed

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Never heard of them. I like Rancho, or Dynatrac. Quality items, and forum sponsors!


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[jkwebbie]

Never heard of them. I like Rancho, or Dynatrac. Quality items, and forum sponsors!


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They don't make very many parts for the JK. They have more builder parts like link kits, tabs, custom fab parts, tubing and stuff like that. They're a good company to use if you want to custom make your suspension links, steering or do an axle swap. But they do make some heavy duty stuff

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[wayoflife]

They don't make very many parts for the JK. They have more builder parts like link kits, tabs, custom fab parts, tubing and stuff like that. They're a good company to use if you want to custom make your suspension links, steering or do an axle swap. But they do make some heavy duty stuff

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LOL! Absolutely nothing about what the OP was asking had anything to do with builder or custom fab parts and yet, you came in with this. In case it's missed, we get it already. If and when someone who wants to custom make their own suspension or axles, I'll be sure to point them in your direction.

 

[notnalc68]

So at first I was like, it fits.
Then I went outside, check the bottom area, no go.

:icon_crazy:

I just sent this image on to my team so they can be aware of this and update the install instructions accordingly. They may know this already, but I didn't even think about the high clearance housing on the PR.
99% we have these on the Dana Spicer 60's though.

Again DANG guys!!!!!!!
:beer:

Now that's great support from a Forum vendor!!


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[trailraider]

If I recall it is made in Canada....
:icon_crazy:

I'm not sure if we can get it here. but now I have a mission for this weekend. and I thought I finally had a weekend were I didn't have to do anything.
looks like research for me this weekend. I will update my findings later this weekend.

 

[justin mazzon]

honestly never measured it. It is there but minimal.

rancho;

do you have to take off the skid plate to access the drain plug?

 

[trailraider]

No Foster's at the stores I went to on the weekend.

I don't think we can get it here either.

 

[Rancho]

No you don't, a little tricky but still accessible.
:beer:

rancho;

do you have to take off the skid plate to access the drain plug?

 

[jeffd]

No you don't, a little tricky but still accessible.
:beer:

I just take a piece of tin foil to make a trough and use an extension on my ratchet and it is simple and mess free.