[jones]

Saw this while looking around and didn't know what kind of axle it was. It looks stout. Anyone?

 

[jeepnmatt]

it could be out of a new model dodge 4x4 that is 3/4 ton or larger. they use AAM axles.

 

[jones]

I see. Does a 3/4 ton Dodge use coils though?

 

[mike]

yes they do, and they're drivers side drop too

 

[bigdude]

I see. Does a 3/4 ton Dodge use coils though?

Newer ones do, I know late 90s.

*edit* damn it! too slow :flipoff2:

 

[jones]

Thanks guys, my confusion is a result of my never hearing af AAM axles before.

 

[Sundowner]

I was under the impression that Dodge did not use AAM axles until this model year?

 

[Lloyd]

I was under the impression that Dodge did not use AAM axles until this model year?

I believe that's correct. Must've been a new one got creamed.

 

[YELLER BLAZER]

Yep, its out of a 2003 HD pickup, can't remember all of the specs but it shoudl have a lot of potetial, if it ever gets any aftermarket support. It's high pinion and uses some beefy parts, but it's no Rockwell, he he he.