I see that there have been several posts about these axles. I was wondering are there any pictures of jeeps or anything running these axles? What about website?

Craig

Originally posted by CrazyCraig:
<STRONG>I see that there have been several posts about these axles. I was wondering are there any pictures of jeeps or anything running these axles? What about website?

Craig</STRONG>

uhh ohhhhh............... <IMG SRC="smilies/thefinger.gif" border="0">

here's a unimog BB, there are other sites, just search on mog or unimog

http://www.jtoutfitters.com/bbs/

A couple of pictures of the axles for sale on this website:

Go to the MOG parts for sale section (http://www.coldwarremarketing.com)

[ 11-02-2001: Message edited by: marco ]

Its a really cool idea, i just cant seem to figure out how youd run the "torque tube" driveline without SEVERE modification...but hey like I said, cool idea.

Here's Dunaway's Jeepster running mog axles:

http://home.off-road.com/~nobucks/calendar/2002/sub31.jpg

Originally posted by txranger:
<STRONG>Its a really cool idea, i just cant seem to figure out how youd run the "torque tube" driveline without SEVERE modification...but hey like I said, cool idea.</STRONG>

MOG-YOKE SPECIAL ORDER Custom Driveshaft Yoke to replace Torque Tube for mounting Mog Axles under Jeep, Toyota, etc. Quoted on case-by-case basis. http://www.coldwarremarketing.com/unimogparts.asp

[QUOTE]Originally posted by NoBucks:
[QB]Here's Dunaway's Jeepster running mog axles:

doesn't he have a web site? I think I saw this one on a site before.
Craig

I sell Mog axles with the neccesary conversions to run a standard drive shaft.
2300US for a front and rear and 2750US for two fronts. This includes the pinion conversion with any drive flange you want.
You can email me at taradon at uniserve.com if you are interested.

Yes, Dan Dunaway's website is here: http://www.dreamwater.com/dunaway/

I think he builds mog axles for others too, but I'm not positive.

How bout that...I didnt know there was anyone who sold anything to adapt the mog axles to standard driveline. Shows ya how much Ive been keeping up <IMG SRC="smilies/confused.gif" border="0">