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Dana 44? I have a bar, and pucks that fit a 44. If it's a 60, we could come up with a deal to get some pucks made. Either way, the spindle allignment jigs would have to be made. I want to be able to do my own housing work, so having the pucks and jigs made is in my future anyway. I know you...

Whatsamatta? Link to implied rig issues?

Strangest thing happened. I went wheeling. Now I have the urge to leave the chatter box for some reason :redneck:

If Jack doesn't want it, I do, if'n it'll work on a '99... :D

We went with BFG all terains. They seem a lot better, but we haven't had the camper back on yet. We towed the Jeep up to Reiter yesterday and it was smooth as a baby's butt (I'm the Pope, I know baby's butts).

The KM2's SUCK on a tow rig! I put a set on ours last week. As soon as I hit highway speed I knew we weren't going to like them. The don't track worth a ****. It's like driving a boat. With the camper and trailer on, they really suck. It's hard to stay in your lane. Passing a semi on the...

Think I should turn it into a giant freaking oven?

You're damn right giant freaking ovens are expensive :D

Most of us don't have a giant freaking oven in which to normalize our junk after welding.

PM Bunk. He's in charge of all High Angle Drivelines questions.

Looks like ETM will go tomorrow, and I'll be up with a buddy Sunday. If she doesn't break anything that is :haha:

That's not going to blow it up. Now a Dana20, maybe :D I've done it on dirt though, no problem.

I don't think about it, I pretty much dismissed it long ago as inconsequential on the sort of terrain I see the most. The point about dry rock is a good one for sure, though.

Dunno, I didn't use shafts, I just plugged a male into a female and went from there.

I got mine at Tacoma Screw You, 1/4"-ers. They're way cute and they work great for shift linkage.

Spill it one ball :D

Yukon junk? Meh.

Alloy USA told me "end of June", at the beginning of June. My vendor told me "June 20th" four or five days ago. Waiting... Apparently they haven't had material since February. :eek2:

If you're getting the rotors on your wheeler above about room temperature, you're doing something wrong.

I don't understand. Encouraging words would be "yes this trailer you are considering has brakes on both axles". What are you after here?