eBay / Craigslist Find: supercharged,sas,39.5's-OR
#5
--Front axle Danna 44 5:38 gears Detroit locker Warn axles & hubs Superjoint Ujoints {$2,600 in parts}
--Rear axle Ford nine inch 5.44 gears, Strange Race centersection & fullspool, Dutchmen 33 spline axles, fresh gears & axles{$1,750 in parts}
Can he do that?
--Rear axle Ford nine inch 5.44 gears, Strange Race centersection & fullspool, Dutchmen 33 spline axles, fresh gears & axles{$1,750 in parts}
Can he do that?
#17
I might have an answer to what is up... I could't find 5.44 gears for a dana 44 axle (I didnt search that hard though) but I did find that transfer cases can have a 5:44 ratio. He probably just put the info in the wrong place??
#20
If I could *like* that post, I would.
Toyota guys that swap in 44's have to run a 5.13 or 5.38 up front and a 5.29 in the back. No big. You can have some difference and it'll be all good to go. Now, 4.11 in one end and 3.73 in the other....that's tcase bindage stuff and a ***** to wheel. You're always stopping and reversing to un-bind the case.
I've never heard of a 5.44 ratio and Yukon don't make it when I just checked. I assume just a typo.
Toyota guys that swap in 44's have to run a 5.13 or 5.38 up front and a 5.29 in the back. No big. You can have some difference and it'll be all good to go. Now, 4.11 in one end and 3.73 in the other....that's tcase bindage stuff and a ***** to wheel. You're always stopping and reversing to un-bind the case.
I've never heard of a 5.44 ratio and Yukon don't make it when I just checked. I assume just a typo.
#21
If I could *like* that post, I would.
Toyota guys that swap in 44's have to run a 5.13 or 5.38 up front and a 5.29 in the back. No big. You can have some difference and it'll be all good to go. Now, 4.11 in one end and 3.73 in the other....that's tcase bindage stuff and a ***** to wheel. You're always stopping and reversing to un-bind the case.
I've never heard of a 5.44 ratio and Yukon don't make it when I just checked. I assume just a typo.
Toyota guys that swap in 44's have to run a 5.13 or 5.38 up front and a 5.29 in the back. No big. You can have some difference and it'll be all good to go. Now, 4.11 in one end and 3.73 in the other....that's tcase bindage stuff and a ***** to wheel. You're always stopping and reversing to un-bind the case.
I've never heard of a 5.44 ratio and Yukon don't make it when I just checked. I assume just a typo.
#23
He means exactly what he posted. Go to this little "not well known" site called facebook.com and see how people can "like stuff" that they think is good for whatever reason.
#24
Oh gotcha, guess im not that into facebook.
Thought maybe it was something cocky lol