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Wheelin' and Dealin'
Ok, I'm looking at some Dana44 axles (front and rear) that were already attached to a YJ, so everything should fit nicely into my YJ. I'm planning on going SOA this summer anyways, so what better time to swap axles as well. This offer seems pricey, but he includes lots. Heres what is included, let me know what you think of the deal.
Grand Wagoneer Dana 44s from a 1987 waggy. 4.88 spicer gears, professionally installed with all new bearings and seals Detroit lockers New (about 10 k on them): Rotors Calipers Warn premium hubs Backing plates Wheel cylinders Drum brake parts (springs etc) New Ball joints It has home made diff guards. The front has cross over steering Basically, it is custom made using DOM tubing and weld in slugs, ES375 tie rod ends on the tie rod, 1 ton chevy ends on the drag link. The cross over steering arm is custom made. . The tie rod on the waggy axles is above the knuckle arm, then the drag link goes to the top of the knuckle, this is called cross over and it is the best set up for avoiding interference between the arms. It is not HIGH steering - that would be if the tie rod was also on top of the knuckles, but I've found that causes a lot of linkage binding. The wheels are 15 X 8 steel, with RockStomper beadlocks, making them essentially 15 X 9.5. The offset was 0, so this means the backspacing on the 9.5 inch wheels is 4. They fit more or less perfectly, although I've been toying with spacing them out a bit - it's basically a personal call, the trade off being with them nice and narrow and backspaced the way they are, steering effort is a lot less, and you get a lot less steering bind. However, spaced out the tires don't hit the springs as much! The tires are 35 X 15.5 Swampers SXs. Damn good tires, I'm simply swapping 'up' to 38.5 14.5 SXs. I would warn anyone buying them, or SXs of any kind, that these DO NOT make a nice street tire - no SX is actually 'round'. I've balanced them with BBs, works much better than any other balancing method. The tires are maybe 25% worn, have about 10K on them also. Asking $3000 ($2,500US) for axles, $1200 ($1000US) for beadlock rims and tires, or $3800 ($3150US) for all. I am willing to negotiate.
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btt
Any comments on the price for this gear? I really have very little idea on whats a good price for these axles. I'd likely pass on the tires though. |
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