TJ Axles ?

JT@623

JT@623

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Just curious looking at upgrading the axles on the TJ what are your thoughts on the Currie high pinion 60 rear ? ESG has a standard 60 but the lead times are crazy long and shipping is ridiculous to AZ . Plan is to do the rear first then later in the year swap the front . Jeep still has the stock 4.0 so no crazy horse power sits on 35’s no need to go bigger .
 
wayoflife

wayoflife

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If you're only going to be running 35's, I would save your money and keep the Dana 44 if that's what your TJ has now. If not, look for a junk yard one or, if you're willing to do some cutting and welding, consider a Ford 9"
 
JT@623

JT@623

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It’s got the 44 front and rear smart money would be to just rebuild and upgrade internals I suppose. Problem is I’m getting lazy in my old age and a bolt in would be easier 🤣
 
wayoflife

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JT@623 said:
It’s got the 44 front and rear smart money would be to just rebuild and upgrade internals I suppose. Problem is I’m getting lazy in my old age and a bolt in would be easier 🤣
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With 35's, the rear end will be fine. Deal with it IF or when something goes wrong. The front, it would be smart to change the shafts to chromoly with full circle clips IF you plan on locking up and wheeling it hard.
 
JT@623

JT@623

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I’ll have to see if I can find a shop. I may just take a little vacation and go see Jeremy at Disciple then go play when he’s done. The rear had a good bit of fuzz on the magnet last oil Change just trying to be proactive and not bust out in BFE
 
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JT@623 said:
I’ll have to see if I can find a shop. I may just take a little vacation and go see Jeremy at Disciple then go play when he’s done. The rear had a good bit of fuzz on the magnet last oil Change just trying to be proactive and not bust out in BFE
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Fuzz is normal and nothing to worry about. Chunks or bits of stuff is not normal and that would be the time to start worrying. That said, your little vacation idea sounds like a good one :)
 
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