Georgia Trail Riders Forum
CLASSIFIEDS => Drivetrain => Topic started by: Rockjock on February 17, 2014, 08:43:22 PM
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Sold.
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Jesus! GLWS, cool axles!
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Smokin deal for somebody!!!
TAPATALK
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Anybody need a lung or kidney?
GLWS!
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Do it Larry!
Sent off camber
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Anybody need a lung or kidney?
GLWS!
x2
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//letseat// //letseat// //letseat// //letseat//
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Wes? I know you were asking about mine.
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Sell the jeep and just look at these axels all day. //LMAO// GLWS //popcorn//
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I'll expense it on next years taxes
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Makes me want to go but a TJ.
Bolt in ready?
1310 flanges?
Sent off camber
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For the most part they look bolt in. The front upper control arm mounts are not stock, but you could make some arms cheap enough or probably use rear uppers on the front.
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Is the steering connection factory?
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Makes me want to go but a TJ.
Bolt in ready?
1310 flanges?
Sent off camber
Bolt in ready. Attach the stainless brake lines, control arms (i have a pair of front upper adjustable arms i could throw in to make it easier), 1310 yokes and go.
Is the steering connection factory?
All you need to do is drill out your pitman arm and bolt the heim joint up.
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I doubt stock DS would work. If it needed new driveshafts I'd go with 1350 yokes.
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Front DS needs to be shortened approximately 1" (locally done for $50-$75) and the rear is highly dependent on your transfer case, SYE type, wheel base, etc. I have 6 rear CV shafts in various lengths but they are extra. All are either Currie Enterprises, Tom Woods, or High Angle Driveline.
The front CV shaft from a TJ Rubicon will work (as they are about 1" shorter than a standard TJ shaft) if you convert to the 1330 or run a bastard 1330/1310 joint.
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I wish I had your parts stash!!!
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Sold pending funds.