d35 to d44 ds/ujoint?

oblivion_twister

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Rio Rancho NM

• Dec 5, 2010

• #1

What ujoint does a rear d44 from a cherokee use? I'm running a d35, the sye with front ds, and had to pull the 1310 spicer ujoint and swap to the 1310/1330 ujoint. Are those pretty much the sizes they come in and I'm already covered? Picking up the 44 in a couple weeks and will start the build on it through the winter while I decide if I'm going to do 32s and 4.10s or 33s and 4.56s

 

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WI88XJ

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South Central Wisconsin

• Dec 5, 2010

• #2

The 1310 you have on the 35 shaft will work in the 44. Same as the front shaft.

 

the_weirdo

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Seattle, WA

• Dec 5, 2010

• #3

The XJ D44 also runs 1310 ujoints.

 

oblivion_twister

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Rio Rancho NM

• Dec 5, 2010

• #4

cool, guess i can start hunting for u bolts and plates.

 

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clean4drxj

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CT.

• Dec 6, 2010

• #5

just U-bolts your spring plates will work on the 44.

 

oblivion_twister

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Rio Rancho NM

• Dec 6, 2010

• #6

cool, I'm liking this swap more and more.

 

the_weirdo

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Seattle, WA

• Dec 6, 2010

• #7

clean4drxj said:

just U-bolts your spring plates will work on the 44.

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And the u-bolts from a D35 will fit the D44 if you are willing to run used u-bolts.

 

kastein

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Rainy side of Washington

• Dec 6, 2010

• #8

You might need a different length driveshaft because the d44 has a longer pinion than the d35. Believe most people end up using one from an 8.25 equipped XJ, just make sure it's on the same side of the 95/96 break as your jeep.