**The official "this guys crazy for what he wants" on CL**

[NW-ZJ-SCOTT]

doing what?

sitting.. looking pretty..

cause the HP30 keeps breaking Chit. and yes, he was confused about the Ring gear.. its still standard 44 size.

 

[RedJeep2.0]

Do it Scott, just copy and past from last time lol

 

[BenDiesel]

this is not so much how much he wants but more of a "is it legal" thing
http://seattle.craigslist.org/oly/for/2642013799.html

 

[hards91xj]

It`s a Dolly so it is legal when used as a Dolly for towing a 5th wheel trailer. Semi`s use Dolly`s when towing doubles.

 

[kevin92xj]

Someone needs to do a little research... And I don't maen read post from people who have never had a Dana 44a. :rof:

Think about the biggest motor in the heaviest jeep in that time.

I'm not saying it's a Dana 60, o but wait.... the ring and pinion are the same size as a 60.

The shafts are bigger then a 44.

Then only draw back is the aluminum center and a C clip axle. (keep in mind LOTS of people swap 8.8s That are C clip.)

Build a diff skid, maybe truss it.

So unless you have a 44 or 8.8 with a full case locker and Cromo shafts, or a Dana 60. I bet that "crappy aluminum 44" is stronger then your axle! :explosion

Having a weak point in the middle of your axle that supports everything else seams like a pretty big issue to me. What good is a bunch of strong components if the housing itself is going to fail. The only 44 equiped ZJ I ran across had the bearings howling like a wolf, which in my experience as a mechanic who has rebuilt quite a few difs, seems more common in axles with aluminum center sections. my guess is the aluminum changes too much due to temperature and torque, not allowing a constant preload on the bearings. So I'll stick to my heavy metal 8.25 with yukon gears, axle shafts and ARB. :heart:

 

[dick.breakey]

Jeep Cherokee Rear Axle - $275 (Tacoma-Lakewood)

Date: 2011-10-11, 6:22AM PDT
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I have no need for this axle now, need to sell it. Bought it a while back and has been in storage basically ever since. It's from a 1998 Cherokee Sport with 84k miles on it.

- Dana 35 4:11 gearing
- Discs from a 1998 Ford Explorer

ASKING $275

Need sold A.S.A.P, need money to put towards new car

*CASH ONLY*

If not sold soon, axle will be scrapped to metal recycling yard

• Location: Tacoma-Lakewood
• it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

 

[BigDog]

Come on it comes with the custom see through diff cover.

 

[90xjblue]

http://yakima.craigslist.org/cto/2671103038.html


Am i missing something, what the...

 

[BigDog]

http://yakima.craigslist.org/cto/2671103038.html


Am i missing something, what the...

Holly crap ass WTH

 

[dick.breakey]

Yeah let me go ahead and trade my any year rubicon to you for that...... Riiiiight. Jackass

 

[dick.breakey]

wrecked 2001 Jeep Cherokee jk lifted lots of extras - $2500 (Enumclaw)

Date: 2011-10-27, 2:11PM PDT
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I have a rolled over 01 Jeep Cherokee jk that has a nice long arm kit, heavy duty steering, sye kit and drive line, leather plus lots more. Im not sure if it has lockers or not but it does have heavy duty diff covers. It runs great and it just turned 100k. 4.0L engine with an auto trans. This was a very nice jeep before it was wrecked. I will sell the whole thing for $2500 or i will part out 253-740-4604

• Location: Enumclaw
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[dick.breakey]

not that the price is really too bad.....depending on the actual tread depth....but really? $1300 new? gimmeabreak

bfg mud terrains km2 285 70 17 (33x11.6) 90% tread - $650 (gig harbor)

Date: 2011-10-26, 9:13PM PDT
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Set of four bfg mud terrain km2's 285 70 17 90% tread , tires cost $1300 new Asking 650.00 thanks!




Key words: jeep wrangler , jeep , bfg , bfg mud terrains , mud terrains , tires and wheels , tires , jeep Cherokee , bfgoodrich

• Location: gig harbor
• it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

 

[XJCasper]

Look specifically at the size. Considering that size? Ya, they are overpriced when new. I am looking at retreads for that reason. That picture looks like they are bald.

not that the price is really too bad.....depending on the actual tread depth....but really? $1300 new? gimmeabreak

bfg mud terrains km2 285 70 17 (33x11.6) 90% tread - $650 (gig harbor)

Date: 2011-10-26, 9:13PM PDT
Reply to: [email protected] [Errors when replying to ads?]


Set of four bfg mud terrain km2's 285 70 17 90% tread , tires cost $1300 new Asking 650.00 thanks!




Key words: jeep wrangler , jeep , bfg , bfg mud terrains , mud terrains , tires and wheels , tires , jeep Cherokee , bfgoodrich

• Location: gig harbor
• it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests

 

[NW-ZJ-SCOTT]

on average, 15" tires average 10-30% cheaper then 17"..

 

[solomon7]

They made JK's in 01 that looked like XJs , wow!
That must have been smuggled out of Jeep's skunkworks. Looks like it didn't survive the high speed chase though.
ROFL!

 

[XJOFFROAD]

Lol. http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/cto/2678951956.html

7k....... Lol

 

[AwesomeXJ]

3500

sent from my mind because I'm so Awesome!

 

[hards91xj]

Lol. http://seattle.craigslist.org/skc/cto/2678951956.html

7k....... Lol

that`s a repost. Didn`t sell the first time !!

 

[90xjblue]

WHY ON EARTH........................


http://yakima.craigslist.org/cto/2708221643.html

 

[Mrfixit]

That thing has been sitting outside a house by the freeway for years! I always wanted a close up look of it.