I Spent The Winter Building An Axle - Testing The New Front Axle Build In My Jeep TJ

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  • Опубликовано: 23 янв 2025

Комментарии • 10

  • @GoatOffroad
    @GoatOffroad 3 года назад

    Loving the TJ! Great build! Good job rescuing the Razor. ❤️🐞

    • @SkyBlueOffRoad
      @SkyBlueOffRoad  3 года назад +1

      Thank you. Those guys were in a rental razor too so we saved them a recover fee from the rental place. Got to use my new winch rope too hahaha. First pull was to the rescue.

  • @iamjove
    @iamjove 3 года назад

    Nice man!!

    • @SkyBlueOffRoad
      @SkyBlueOffRoad  3 года назад

      Thanks man..do you recognized the area..you took your rubicon on this trail with the top off.

  • @bz1014
    @bz1014 3 года назад

    You’re like the AAA off road division

    • @SkyBlueOffRoad
      @SkyBlueOffRoad  3 года назад

      You'd be surprised and how often we come across a rolled rigs, broken parts on stuff or even a couple stuck for a few days. It comes with the hobby. Just pack your rig accordingly. Fire supplies, water, snacks, good hiking shoes and rain gear just to start.

  • @timhorne8126
    @timhorne8126 3 года назад +1

    Did you make a video of your front axle build?

    • @SkyBlueOffRoad
      @SkyBlueOffRoad  3 года назад +1

      I did not. I spent 5 months saving and sourcing supplies and did not want to mess with it doing
      videos here and there. My mind was 100% on the build vs the production lol. I regret it now but it had to be done... I folowed Dirt Lifestyle and Muddy Beards build videos.

  • @scottChapman25
    @scottChapman25 6 месяцев назад

    Isn't the f250 Dana 44 wider? I'm trying to figure out my build also

    • @SkyBlueOffRoad
      @SkyBlueOffRoad  3 месяца назад +1

      Yes it is for sure wider. About 3 inches wider, per side. It give so much stability but it is wider. I had to use 2.25 wheel spacers on the rear to get close to the front width. I have been wheeling it and daily driving it for about 4 years now and I have adjusted and don't even notice the wide on trails now and I love the wide stance on 4'5 lift.