This is what I’m building
YJ Frame CJ grille YJ tub 350 engine and trany whit a 300.T case OK now the question What axles fit best, What I’m asking is which one does not put the spring perches on the middle of the pumpkin. I don’t care if they stick out 3” or so on eater sides.
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I have a 94 YJ with full width axles. I put a Chevy 44 in the front and it bolts right in.

Well they all will work, what are you going to do with the rig? I think it all depends on tire size. At this point I dont plan on going over 36's so my 9" and 44 up front work great for me. Any bigger I would go 14 bolt rear, 60 front. Maybe I am missing the question though. good luck, post pics.

BlueYJ:cool2:

chevy 12 bolt or 60 front
Ford, chevy, Dodge 60 rear

make sure they are close to the same width

Originally posted by redruM
chevy 12 bolt or 60 front
Ford, chevy, Dodge 60 rear

make sure they are close to the same width

12 bolt or 60 front :confused:

Maybe even the rare but effective portal 35 :flipoff2:

i have what you plan to build cept for the cj grille. 91 yj 350/350/d300 with a chevy d60 front and 14 bolt rear. the 60 bolts right up. your springs will cock a little but not enuff to make it matter. pm me if yah have any questions

Originally posted by The Rockslut


12 bolt or 60 front :confused:

Maybe even the rare but effective portal 35 :flipoff2:

LOL Banging on table.

All I really need is spring pad distance (Center of pad to center of pad) for an axle that will fit a YJ frame but the axle has the Pumpkin on the passenger side. A 44 is what I’m looking for.

Hasnt this topic been brought up a million times??? :flipoff2:

Hasnt this topic been brought up a million times???


Ya but now everyones an expert..........:D

A chevy 44 will bolt in, like said before, the springs will be pushed in at the center just a little bit, but it will not matter.