[onetonwillysands10]

Does anyone know what year Rockwell began using a "regular" u-joint in the 2 1/2 ton axles found in deuce and half's and stopped using the Rzeppa and/or bendix joints?Thanx

 

[Aceguy]

I don't, but if nobody knows here, I bet Boyce Equipment could tell you. Boyce Equipment Home Page

 

[TR]

hey, i dont know but if ou ask the guys at boyce equipment they should know. why not just ponny up the dough and buy one of those titan axles??? vertially unbreakable (hasnt been camo tested)

 

[Aceguy]

Holy crap. <IMG SRC="smilies/eek.gif" border="0"> We posted that at the exact same time! That's just creepy. <IMG SRC="smilies/ghost.gif" border="0">

 

[TR]

lol ya that is kida funny, and we both had the same info. oh BTW the titan axle uses a 1510 U-joint, and regular 8 lug wheel pattern. but any way <IMG SRC="smilies/rolleyes.gif" border="0">

 

[coyote]

What's the titan axle? and why hasn't it been camo tested.......sounds like it might not be up to the challenge.......web site????

 

[TR]

why hasnt it been camo tested??? cause each axle cost aroung 8k or so. it is made by advance engineering

 

[Flip1YJ]

Actually made by Avalance Eng.