No matter which axle, only the rear axle will work in the CJ. If the axles were fabbed up for a YJ frame then the spring perches will be set wider than your CJ frame. …

Will a Ford 8.8 bolt into a Jeep YJ?

Additional Complete Jeep YJ Rear Axle Assembly (Ford 8.8″) It Also Comes with Disc brakes, and has E-brake shoes built into the Rotor assembly. Compatible with your Jeep with new E-brake cables. The Jeep YJ Spring Perches are already welded on so you will easily be able to bolt in this axle assembly.

What is the difference between a Dana 44 and 60?

The Dana 44 axles use u-joints that measure 2.18 inches from snap ring to snap ring. The Dana 60 axle uses u-joints that measure three inches from snap ring to snap ring. The Dana 60 has a larger ring gear, larger axle tubes, larger axle shafts, and overall is much stronger.

What Dana 44 will fit a YJ?

Mopar’s JK Rubicon Dana 44s Fit Under YJ Wranglers Too For a total of approximately $3,000, both front and rear Rubicon Dana 44s that come complete with disc brakes, electric lockers, and 4.10 gears will be delivered to your home or dealer ready for installation.

What vehicles have a Ford 8.8 rear end?

Common Applications

  • 1986-2014 Ford Mustang.
  • 1982-2012 Ford F-150.
  • 1982-1996 Ford Bronco.
  • 2001-2005 Ford Explorer Sport Trac.
  • 1991-2011 Ford Ranger 4.0L models.
  • 1991-2001 Ford Explorer (Solid axle)
  • 1985-2011 Ford Panther platform vehicles.
  • 2012-Present Ford F-150 (Super 8.8, depending on engine and other options)

What is a Dana 489?

Dana 489 Rear Bolt In TJ Jeep Wrangler Axle Assembly. Semi-Float with Dual Bolt Pattern: 5×4.5 and 5×5.5. Base Axle Includes: New Dana 44 Casting Bracketed with TJ Heavy Duty Brackets (100% USA Made) Semi-Float Set 10 Housing Ends (USA Made) (Roller Tapered Bearings) Welded on to Accept Stock TJ Disc or Drum Brakes.

Is a Dana 60 a 1 ton axle?

Tip: Saying You Have A “1 Ton Axle” Doesn’t Say Much. One thing that’s confusing about the Dana 60 axles is that a Dana 60 in front is usually considered a 1 ton axle, and a Dana 60 in the rear is usually considered a 3/4 ton axle.

How much torque can a Dana 60 handle?

Axletubes vary in size from 3 inches to 3.5 inches in diameter, and Dana lists the GAWR as 5,500 lb-ft for a semi-floating axle, while the full-floaters are good for 6,000 to 6,500 pounds. Both versions have a torque output rating of 5,500 lb-ft.

Did Jeep YJ come with Dana 44?

YJ Wrangler: Some early YJs also had a Dana 44 in the rear, but this option was only available in Canada. TJ Wrangler:1997-2006 Rear 3.73 ratio Dana 44 optional on Sport and Sahara models, also standard on X model Rocky Mountain Edition.

How much power can an 8.8 handle?

Dead stock (31 spline version, which is what the Explorer has) it can handle up to about 400 rwhp as long as you’re not on DR’s or Slicks. As soon as you go to those, you have to weld the tubes at a minimum.

How can you tell the difference between a 7.5 and 8.8 rear end?

The top and bottom of the 7.5-inch gasket are straight with rounded sides. The 8.8-inch gasket has flat sides, top and bottom, with rounded corners.

When did the Ford F-150 get a solid axle?

For the tenth generation F-150 (starting in 1998) Ford replaced the TTB front axle in the F-150 with a new A-arm suspension, and even though the F-250 returned to a solid axle in 1999, the F-150 never looked back at one again.

Why choose the motobilt Jeep CJ full width axle conversion kit?

The Motobilt Jeep CJ full width axle conversion kit was designed for ultimate strength and to make your Jeep look great at the same time.

Will a Ford 44 front axle fit a Jeep CJ?

This kit also works with older model Ford 44 and 60 fronts from the 78/79 range. This kit fits Jeep CJ’s from 1976 to 1986. The measurement from center pin to center pin on your front axle needs to be between 31 1/2 inches to 32 inches.

Will a solid front axle swap fit in a 4WD truck?

For the solid front axle swap, the truck must be lifted at least four inches by using taller coil springs. This isn’t so it can use bigger tires; although that certainly is a desired side effect for many 4WD owners (a note on tire size later), but so the axle will fit below the engine and front crossmember.