fermill403 wrote:
I want at least 4" and 33s. And anybody who knows me knows that I play hard. What can I expect. I worry about my KJ every time I hit a tuff spot on a trail. Should I worry about the D35 more or less than the D30a in the front of the KJ? This TJ I found is a sweet deal for the money, but my KJ is more practical. I dont need to loose the KJ, I just always wanted a wrangler.
As far as the engine goes I did a little research and found that I have had the four cylinder in a base Voyager my wife used to drive. Its rated at 150hp and torque rating I cant remember...
You will break the dana 35 if you run 33's
Not if but when
even open and 4.88 gears ,wich you will need to pull 33's with the 4 poper
you still run the risk as far as the 35 to the 30a probably not that week but keep in mind that you can but a 30a and still get home if you bust a 35 not so much
they are C-clip axels so the shaft ,wich is what breaks, also holds the wheel on
The 44 is a semi floater wich means that if you break it you can limp off the trail, as long as the bearings hold, but you still can not get home
the + to the 44 is that it is a much stronger axel so it is less liklely to break
If I were you I would buy the rig
Then I would keep my eyes on the net for rubicon dana 44 rear
it will have the same 4.10 gears as the front and a locker to boot ,it will also bolt right up no fuss
buy what ever little knik knack wireing and stuff needed to make the locker work and be done with the rear for a very long time
with the 30/44 combo and 4.10 carriers you are set to I think 5.13 gears but I know 4.88 will work wich to run 33 on a 4 you need
and the 30 front is good to go ,I know guys running 35's and wheelin like they stole it and they hold just fine