Ultimate Dana 30 Jeep XJ Front Axle Swap On My Jeep Wrangler TJ : Suspension Upgrades & Axle Mods
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- Опубликовано: 12 сен 2024
- In this video I’m finally bolting up the XJ high pinion ultimate Dana 30 front axle onto the front of my 1997 Jeep Wrangler tj.
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Great video. This series is really helpful to me as I am currently starting to refurb an XJ HP Dana30 to swap into my TJ.
That’s awesome, you will surely enjoy the high pinion over the low. Thanks for watching 🍻
Awesome video Dustin! Your front diff came out really nice . I have the same Metalcloak front trackbar but haven't installed it yet. I have a Artec trackbar mount that I need to have welded in first . I watched your driveshaft install video earlier and it was quite enjoyable. Looking forward to your next video Dustin. Take care.
Thank you 🙏 I appreciate it. 🍻
Very good video 👍 👍😃
@@ohnoadventures thank you 🙏 🍻
Great video Dustin 🔥🔥🔥
Thank you 🙏 🍻
Good info! Thorough video.
@@shawnwalker2599 there are a few things I left out but will show up in the next video. Thanks for watching 🍻🙏
Great stuff. About to do this job on my TJ
Very cool 😎 👍🏼 thanks for watching 🍻
Great video. I followed along your whole series on the build. I also built a Dana 30 with all the same mods, but I’m also doing a WJ knuckle swap at the same time.
Awesome, I might get some wj knuckles just for the bigger brakes. Great mod. WJs all over the junk yard too. 🙏🍻
@@ATEMOFFROAD the brakes and true crossover steering were the primary reason I did it. As a bonus, the 7075 aluminum drag link and tie rod look pretty sweet too. 😎
The problem with RC BJs is that they wont sell you just one or two if 1 or 2 fail. Same thing with TREs.
@@1unkn0wn yeah that’s true, but at 129.00 for a set is pretty good, that reminds me I’ll need to order another set as spares.. If you’re on the fence about them no worries, I’ll be testing these out on some harder trails, so we shall see if the reviews are right on them. 🍻🍻
Looks good Dustin. Great video
Thank you Mike 🙏
What wheels are you using on the tan XJ and this TJ? Lookin for dimensions of that and the tires too!!
The tan xj has 15” x8 eagle alloys with 3.5” back space on 32s, the Tj has 17x10 x4” BS vision wheel 398 Manx beadlocks on 35s 🍻
Sooo.... basically a brand new Jeep?
Basically, The axles really needed an overhaul and new gears for the larger tires. Slowly but surely getting tj ready for harder trails and towing my trailer. 🍻🍻
I forgot to ask before, how did pushing the axle forward an inch work out? Did it cause any inteference, etc?
So far it’s working out well on road. I wouldn’t go any further than 17 on the lowers as the drag and track bar links can start to interfere during turning and articulation. More to come on this during our shakedown on the trail. 🍻🍻
@@ATEMOFFROAD I guess the potential advantage I have there is that I am doing a WJ knuckle swap on the axle. I will then fabricate my own steering set up, so I can make some allowance for any forward movement of the axle. Looking forward to the next video.
@@eversleyowl stock arms are 15” so the more you can push out the better, beyond 17 you’ll want to consider relocating axle side sway bar tabs and lastly shocks. Custom length driveshaft too? At the moment biggest fear is front drive shaft separating at the slip joint. This is why I’ll be using anti rock sway bars up front to slightly limit droop.