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nwautoxer
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Posted: 08/14/08
02:28 PM
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Anyone know of a kit or homebrew approach to putting full floating axles/hubs in a stock Chrysler rear axle in a '98 XJ? Thanks
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ftgiles
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| Joined: 05/08
Posted: 08/14/08
02:42 PM
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Why would you want to? It's a strength thing and the 8.25 axle is hardly a strength axle.
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nwautoxer
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Posted: 08/14/08
02:50 PM
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I really liked that setup in my old D44 for flat towing.
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ftgiles
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Posted: 08/14/08
02:51 PM
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Put the TC in "N".
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nwautoxer
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Posted: 08/14/08
03:08 PM
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I appreciate your taking the time to reply, but do you or do you not have an answer to my original question?
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ftgiles
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Posted: 08/14/08
03:35 PM
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Sorry. I've seen them for a CJ Dana 44 and they cost a $1000. I find it difficult to believe that anybody would make one for your 8.25 because I wouldn't think anyone would spend that kind of money on 8.25.
What's wrong with flat towing it with the tc in neutral?
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mudb8-
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Posted: 08/14/08
04:01 PM
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warn has em for the d44 is all.
I'd hav a set myself if they'd work with the rubicon disc brakes. I've had bearing and seal problems since it was new.
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