Budke wrote:
As far as the LJ rubi not making it up, well thats due to driver error. lol
Locked LJ vs a KJ with a LSD, the LJ 'should' win in a spot like that.
But, seeing as he had to pull cable, that just means he's not as good of a driver as you.

No, it wasn't a Rubicon LJ. Just a regular one with a 3" lift, 33's and only a rear limited slip.
Tommud wrote:
From what I see there would of been quite a bit of torque going to that wheel more than likely
How many have you actually seen with your own two eyes
Looks normal from ones I have seen and broken myself over the years ( not in the KJ but others)
I had a CJ with a 304 that would snap them off like that almost every other week if I wanted to get stupid on the skinny pedal !
I've seen several d35's and AMC 20's, a few front 30's and 44's and one 60. I guess I was just surprised it was the axle stub that let go instead of the CV. As this is the 1st IFS axle I've seen break. Every other time I seen front end breakage on an IFS rig (mostly Chevy's, and Toyota's with one Exterra thown in), the CV's or center diff seem to break way before an axle shaft. And like I stated earlier, I know how it happened, just seemed it broke a little too easy.