Looking into locking the front or rear and then when more money appears, locking the remaining. Is it more beneficial to lock the rear or the front first?
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Originally posted by Sphinx6211 View PostI'm still using the dana 35 in the rear, so would I be better off using a front locker because its a stronger axle setup? (I would say lock the rear first, but since I have the dana 35, its not the best option) Any opinions on this?
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Originally posted by Hydra View PostI thought you could swap th d35 aussie into the 30? If that were the case you could lock the rear, than when you upgraded rear ends throw the 35 locker up front
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I would upgrade the rear before locking the front or rear in your case....
Edit: Im a retard thought you had a d35
Id lock the rear first as i said earlierLast edited by WAD357; 11-26-2010, 06:15 PM.89XJ Pioneer Edition 3.5" 33s ravines 4:10s 8.8- parted but not forgotten
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Originally posted by CumminsJeep View PostSince yours is a 2000 it is a 29 spline 8.25. i would lock that first. however, you are running 35s now right? I would either get cro mo shafts for it or upgrade to a D44 or 8.8. unless you already have
That is correct.
Alright looks like Ill be replacing the shafts first before locking anything.U.S. Army
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Originally posted by CumminsJeep View PostSince yours is a 2000 it is a 29 spline 8.25. i would lock that first. however, you are running 35s now right? I would either get cro mo shafts for it or upgrade to a D44 or 8.8. unless you already have4x4 Station Wagon...
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