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Join Date: May 2006
Member # 73111
Location: Fairfax, Virginia
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CJ7 Axles identification
Hey this is my first post I'm a new member with an 86 sami
on another note I found these cj-7 axles for a good deal can anyone verify they are cj-7's and I dont know what axles came in a cj-7. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() thanks for your help! |
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Join Date: May 2006
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Location: Carbondale, CO
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A friend of mine wheels a Sami. His is an awesome little buggy, but I think that the Sami runs a driver side drop front axle. Be sure to check that out before you buy the jeep axles as the Dana 30 front is a passenger side drop. Also watch out for the AMC model 20 rear axle. It looks like it still has the two piece axle shafts. These are notorious for being a weak spot. That said, if the front diff drop is ok for your application, there are tons of parts for those axles, one piece rear axle shafts, lockers, gears, etc. Plus, they would probably work great in a lightweight, lower horsepower rig like a Sami. Having wheeled with my friend, there is alot of advantage to the lightweight aspect and as with most motor sports, it is more about power to weight than just raw power.
PS Probably not out of a CJ8. I don't think scramblers ever had the narrow stuff under them. Jack Last edited by SCRAPPLER; 05-23-2006 at 03:05 PM. |
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Join Date: Jul 2004
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Location: Colfax CA
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Join Date: Oct 2005
Member # 55612
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cj axels
what is a narrow axel? did some cj's have wider axels?
and, did sme cj's have 6lugs, didn't most have 5 lugs?
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Join Date: Jan 2006
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Location: Jersey
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When he said 6 bolt hubs he meant the bolts that hold the locking hub on.
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The front's not from a '76-'77 (looks to have two-bolt caliper brackets)
Other than that, I have nothing worthwhile to add that others haven't already said.
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