: Waggy parts for wrangler info


moveaside
08-20-2002, 08:11 PM
OK now I can find what will work for spares between a YJ and a TJ which helps at the wrecking yard. But what about a XJ does anyone know where to research on what stock parts are compatible from a XJ to a TJ or YJ. I've already searched and all I found was Mo's cool thread on stock parts that hardly anybody posted on. I'm looking mainly for axle, steering, engine, info. I even tried to get the parts guy at the stealership but that info isn't given to him he said. Perfect example I found a pair of shafts out of a 88' XJ wagoneer that would fit my gay ass 30 for spares. The length and hubs are the same but there is no taper at the ends like the ones on the stock TJ.:flipoff2:

moveaside
08-20-2002, 08:45 PM
Originally posted by MRSMOVEASIDE
The Shafts you got were for an XJ "wagoneer" not a Waggy' AKA Jseries or grand wagoneer.

The answer is no stock Jseries Waggy axles or much of anything will work on the Sahara Mall Humper 2000

Did you mean XJ???????????????

I'm sorry guys I'm learning him as fast as I can :rolleyes: Wagoneer waggy whatever yes I meant XJ and its a 98' trick bitch but it does hump the mall a lot:laughing: . Anyhow where can I find info on XJ compatibility?

Jason R
08-20-2002, 09:43 PM
Man another beer drinker. :flipoff2:

bigdude
08-21-2002, 04:56 AM
Originally posted by Wish4YJ
Man another beer drinker. :flipoff2:

Man, another post padder :rolleyes:

snacksnack
08-21-2002, 05:30 AM
Originally posted by bigdude


Man, another post padder :rolleyes:

hit that one on the head:flipoff2:

Keith Strong
08-21-2002, 08:21 AM
Originally posted by MOVEASIDE
Wagoneer waggy whatever yes I meant XJ


Whatever? There is a HUGE difference :rolleyes: All I can offer is you wanna put a solid front shaft in your D30 :D :p :flipoff2:

4004ever
08-21-2002, 09:56 AM
Actually nothing should be compatible because you should be running a ford 8.8 rear and dana 44 front. If you want to run waggy springs front, thats ok.;)

MNBen
08-21-2002, 01:36 PM
His 30 is nearly the same strength as a 44. Similar size axle shafts the same 297 U-Joints. Just a slightly smaller R&P, and no lockouts. The lack of manual hubs, and difficulty in running hi - steer setups are the only real disadvantages his 30 has over a standard 44.

I do not believe there are any compatable older parts with the TJ dana 30 inner axles. You could try a XJ without the disconnect. Those may work. For outer shafts, 95 1/2 YJ and some XJ's will work.

4004ever
08-21-2002, 02:10 PM
nope. His 30 is regular cut r&p gears, whereas yj's had a reverse cut r&p making them stronger. Also, his shafts are not nearly the sheer strength of a Dana 44. And to cap it all off, A highsteer is readily available for a dana44 whereas it costs $$$ for a dana30

Brad
08-22-2002, 12:07 AM
Originally posted by 4004ever
nope. His 30 is regular cut r&p gears, whereas yj's had a reverse cut r&p making them stronger. Also, his shafts are not nearly the sheer strength of a Dana 44. And to cap it all off, A highsteer is readily available for a dana44 whereas it costs $$$ for a dana30
Actually nothing should be compatible because you should be running a ford 8.8 rear and dana 44 front. If you want to run waggy springs front, thats ok.

uh hes got a TJ so waggy springs wouldnt do shit:rolleyes:

withamc
08-22-2002, 06:24 AM
Originally posted by jeepboyben
His 30 is nearly the same strength as a 44. Similar size axle shafts the same 297 U-Joints. Just a slightly smaller R&P, and no lockouts. The lack of manual hubs, and difficulty in running hi - steer setups are the only real disadvantages his 30 has over a standard 44.

I do not believe there are any compatable older parts with the TJ dana 30 inner axles. You could try a XJ without the disconnect. Those may work. For outer shafts, 95 1/2 YJ and some XJ's will work.
30 housings are not as strong as 44s either.