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Any good feedback on these? I wasn't aware they made them for traditional spindle 44s. I remember Bobby Long saying he never made them because the joint ended up too small to work properly.
i'm glad this post came up. i was debating on what size tires i'm going to run when i finish my full width. thinking 37's. i'm easy on the skinny pedal
Ford HP44 (narrowed to waggy width), with ARB and 4.88's w/ stock Waggy shafts, Napa ujoints (some heavy duty 4x4 joint...they looked alright so I went with them) with full circle clips, running new 35x12.5 KM's.
I built the axle over this past winter and have maybe 5 trail runs on it and so far the stock shafts are fine, but I will be going with some chromo's this winter for a little insurance and the possibility of 37's some day.
i run a "weaker" low pinion 44. 5.38's, lockrite moser alloy inners, nitro alloy outers, spicer 760's currently. original gearset for the last 50k miles or so.
yukon shafts suck. i broke a couple moser outers. dont run anything less than a spicer 760 with full clips
never had a problem with 37" boggers or creepys
36" tsl and iroks killed it. in 4 months time i went through 6 outer shafts, one inner, some u joints, a couple hubs and a detroit locker.
35's make it fun and i dont worry about it.
i would call my wheeling style "recklessly graceful"
I know you only wanted high pinion, but i figure if my shafts break before my gearset does, and hp44's are stronger, that this info should be useful to you.
Built front HP44 narrowed to waggy width, was XJ Ranger's old front axle till he decided a 609 was needed. We both run 35's tires and have broken a few things, this year at KOH I took out a aussie locker and hub when my friends and i went to run sledgehammer.
Honestly I wouldnt run anything larger for fear of destroying the axle in the rocks, maybe in the snow I would get away with 37's but my rig is a pig.
Mine is 4.88's with a detroit, superior evo's, ctm's, warn premiums, moog ball joints and reid knuckles. I have yet to wheel it, but the previous owner had 36" SX's. I'm installing a doubler and plan on going to at least 37" MTR's. I'm surprised to see so many people running bigger than a 37" tire with such success...
seen a LOT of 44's up front take a serious beating with 37's and a heavy foot.
with my tendency to be light on the throttle and luck running a stock D30 on 35's, im lookin to run a lil bigger than a 37 on a built 44