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greyghost 05-09-2002, 10:55 AM I have a 64cj5 offset44rear tapered axles, model 25 front, I want to upgrade, I want to run 33s maybe 35s, I dont hardcore wheel,Iwould like to keep the 18 t/c offset rear! I think a 30 front would be fine? 44 flanged rear? what year jeep axles do i look for? would like to go to widetrack axles too! thanks in advance for the info!:confused: The Rockslut 05-09-2002, 11:15 AM Its a search thing.......................you wouldn't understand! JeeperJake 05-09-2002, 02:18 PM exactly what i would do in your situation- get 87-91 waggy 44's and be done with it. they'll give you the strength you need for 35's and a couple extra incches of width.. later - jake CJ-Jeeper 05-09-2002, 05:45 PM Originally posted by JeeperJake exactly what i would do in your situation- get 87-91 waggy 44's and be done with it. they'll give you the strength you need for 35's and a couple extra incches of width.. This is right except the years. The one you need are something like '74 to '79 with Quadratrack. These will give you both pumpkins offset to the passenger side. 87 - 91 are centered rear & driver side front. Waggy 44's will be about 8" wider (4"/ side). Wilseya 05-10-2002, 05:14 AM Greyghost I have a set of axels that you need I bought them for my jeep but I have had a change in plans i paid $600 for the pair you can have them for what i got into them they are complete. the front even has the sterring links. they also have 4:10 gears e mail me if you are interested I am in Susanville area not that far away. Wilseya. jefe 05-10-2002, 08:30 PM Greyghost, You'll have to go outside-the-frame spring hangers in front with the fullwidth Waggie axles just to miss the pig with the R spring pack. CJeeper is almost right. The axles you want were used on the Waggie with V8/TH400 and Quadra trac from '73 to '79. The good news is nobody wants these D44 axles (because of the off set to the R rear pig) so they should be cheap. regards, as always, jefe Domenic 05-11-2002, 05:41 PM There's a waggy with two offset 44's at Rocklin pick and pull right now. Good luck:) mlozano 05-12-2002, 10:29 AM Hello. Iīm From Santiago, CHILE, and I own a 97 TJ. I have the same question. I want to upgrade axles (I have Disposable D30 & D35 with 33 inch tires), I want to upgrade to 35" or 36" tires, but i donīt know what axles to choose, also here in chile we donīt have a lot of junkyards. Here wheelers use a lot the Chevy K5 (D44 & GM12). Are that axles OK, or too wide for the TJ? :confused: Thanks. Mariano Lozano www.lista4x4.cl CJ-Jeeper 05-13-2002, 08:42 PM Originally posted by mlozano Here wheelers use a lot the Chevy K5 (D44 & GM12). Are that axles OK, or too wide for the TJ? Those axles are OK, but your tires would be outside the body & they do not have mounts for your coil springs. mlozano 05-13-2002, 08:49 PM Thanks. I plan to cut all the D30 & D35 Mountings (track bar, track arms, coil spring mounts, etc) and weld it to the new axles. My tires are actually outside the body, because i have centerline hellcat wheels (a lot of offset), but i will change to beadlocks with much less offset. Here you can see a few pictures of my tj: www.spectra.cl/wrangler/ :p Bye Mariano Lozano www.lista4x4.cl | |