commando d44

fom_ska · Apr 23, 2006

My D35 went out and I got a line on some commando parts, guy said that it has a D44 and D25. He didn't say whether or not the D44 was in the front or rear, but did say that the D44 is center diff and the D25 is passenger side. But both have the same gear ratio as my Cherokee. Wondering if it, D44 (assuming it is a rear D44) would fit and if it is a lot more than bolt in.

LilRedRover · Apr 23, 2006

fom_ska said:
My D35 went out and I got a line on some commando parts, guy said that it has a D44 and D25. He didn't say whether or not the D44 was in the front or rear, but did say that the D44 is center diff and the D25 is passenger side. But both have the same gear ratio as my Cherokee. Wondering if it, D44 (assuming it is a rear D44) would fit and if it is a lot more than bolt in.

I would assume the 44 is rear because of the center drop diff... 25 front... as for whether it's bolt on... :dunno:

Root Moose · Apr 23, 2006

IIRC the C101 uses a narrow D44 and it is a low spline count.

Verify but I don't think it is a desirable choice.

Capt. Nemo · Apr 23, 2006

http://www.jeeptech.com/axle/d44.html

Ralph · Apr 23, 2006

Root Moose said:
IIRC the C101 uses a narrow D44 and it is a low spline count.

Verify but I don't think it is a desirable choice.

Correctamundo. Jeepster axles are about 10" too narrow to work on an XJ.

CMNCHE · Apr 23, 2006

Ralph said:
Correctamundo. Jeepster axles are about 10" too narrow to work on an XJ.

I believe Spidertrax has spacers to correct that.

tealcherokee · Apr 23, 2006

CMNCHE said:
I believe Spidertrax has spacers to correct that.

LMAO!

Root Moose · Apr 23, 2006

CMNCHE said:
I believe Spidertrax has spacers to correct that.

LOL

Shooting for "inboard" brakes?

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