- Location
- Torrance, CA
Alright, just want to know some details. Front 44 from an SJ with drivers side drop, would this be High or Low Pinion?
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Front 44 Trivia Time
- Thread starter GSequoia
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JnJ
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- San Antonio TX
Low if you ment an FSJ.
BillR
Toy Jeep driver!
- Location
- Flagstaff, AZ
Yep, low pinion. I have one in an '84 Grand Waggy.
- Location
- Torrance, CA
Okay..Thanks guys. Guess I won't be pulling that out at the bone yard (actually glad not to...damn thing's gots to be heavy!)
- Location
- Hartsville, South Carolina
Correct me if I'm wrong.........
But weren't the majority of Front D44 High pinion drivers drop axles used in Fords? Did anyone else use the drivers drop HP D44?
But weren't the majority of Front D44 High pinion drivers drop axles used in Fords? Did anyone else use the drivers drop HP D44?
- Location
- Foresthill, CA
Ghost said:
The only other drivers drop high pinion axles used in light duty trucks comes on a 2003 and up Dodge 2500 and 3500 series pickup. They are made by AAM.
CRASH
- Location
- Bakersfield, CA
Ghost said:
To get a high pinion axle, either D44 or D60, it has to be a Ford. Don't know what axle the new Dodge's use, but like CRASH said, they're not Dana.
ryurabbit
NAXJA Member #611
- Location
- Yucaipa,CA
AAM axles
The american axle manufacturer of axles makes very good axles. This is the same company I believe makes the GM corporate axles as well. I have seen these axles up close and personal and believe them to be stronger and superior in quality and design.
Rabbit
The american axle manufacturer of axles makes very good axles. This is the same company I believe makes the GM corporate axles as well. I have seen these axles up close and personal and believe them to be stronger and superior in quality and design.
Rabbit
andyr354
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- North Central KS
Seems like all the newer axles are going to stupid unit bearings though. Is that true for the AAM axles?
- Location
- Foresthill, CA
andyr354 said:
Yes, they use unit bearings, and I believe they kept the disconnect of the Dana designed 60 of the pre-03 rams.
They also kept the 33 spline inners of the old Rams (on the 60). The 44 is 30 spline.
CRASH
