Is this a D35?

[zjfreak94]

Im pretty sure I have a D35 but not sure.. what is it

[GreenMJ]

Yes it is. Upgrade time.

[zjfreak94]

damnnit

[Pete]

Ford 8.8, easiest to find and install

[Ruepart Hoaxley]

Ford 8.8, easiest to find and install

this. or if you cant find one, a 29-spline 8.25 from 97+ XJ

[clean4drxj]

29 spline 8.25 would be the cheapest /easiest way to get a reliable axle that will withstand 33's

[Buffalo Phil]

29 spline 8.25 would be the cheapest /easiest way to get a reliable axle that will withstand 33's

Yes, been running mine for years.

[customcreationsllc]

pretty sure that is an 8.25 with the push in plug like that I think dana's use threaded plugs.

You can try some google searching.

[HeavyMetal]

definitely a dana 35..look at the shaping of the diff cover face versus the 8.25

plus it doesnt have a flat lip below the cover on the actual housing center section like an 8.25 does

plus it doesnt have a big lip/ridge around the side of the mounting ring

wanna be quadruple sure? check that tag on the top bolt, or measure your axle tubes. d35 is gonna have 2.75" tubes verus the 8.25's 3"

[Ruepart Hoaxley]

Will's right. The 8.25 doesn't have as large of an "indent", if you will, in which the drain/fill plug is set and has a flat bottom.

[grundlepunch]

i had a d35 with a push in plastic plug.
Its a d35
pull it from your jeep and scrap it... or sell the shafts to someone that blew up their 35

[Ruepart Hoaxley]

Or make a sculpture out of them.

[customcreationsllc]

i had a d35 with a push in plastic plug.

Never noticed the push in plugs on a D35, I don't see to many D35s to begin with.

I agree D35 I see it now, now easier to tell in person

[clean4drxj]

I had a push-in rubber plug in mine, got rid of that turd!

[zjfreak94]

Thanks guys, I think I am going with the Cryco 8.25