[Chris S]

I want to have a buddy build a dif guard for my TJ, and it will be a lot easier if I find a spare dif cover for him to use as a template rather than to try to take measurements off mine.
Anybody got a spare cover kicking around? even a damaged one is OK.



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Chris S.
2002 KJ - staying stock (almost)
2000 TJ - 2" suspension lift, 1/2" body lift, assorted skids, hooks, rock rails, rock lights, 33" BFG MTs, custom bumper, Warn 8274
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[ChrisOlson]

The Jeep front diff covers have been the same on all jeeps since 1941
I was installing a lockright in the front of my freinds XJ a couple of years ago and just for kicks I tried the front cover off of my original dana25 front axle from my Willys.......perfect fit
Just goes to show that some things have not changed in the Jeep world...........

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[Chris S]

Originally posted by ChrisOlson:
The Jeep front diff covers have been the same on all jeeps since 1941...

Interesting. Any years that were stronger than the piece of tin used on the TJ?


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Chris S.
2002 KJ - staying stock (almost)
2000 TJ - 2" suspension lift, 1/2" body lift, assorted skids, hooks, rock rails, rock lights, 33" BFG MTs, custom bumper, Warn 8274
Mud Puppy's Jeep site

 

[Outkast]

Originally posted by Chris S:
Interesting. Any years that were stronger than the piece of tin used on the TJ?

You think the TJ D30 cover is thin, you should see the stock D44 cover.

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[Chris S]

Originally posted by Outkast:
You think the TJ D30 cover is thin, you should see the stock D44 cover.

yeah, but at least it's not pointed forward

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Chris S.
2002 KJ - staying stock (almost)
2000 TJ - 2" suspension lift, 1/2" body lift, assorted skids, hooks, rock rails, rock lights, 33" BFG MTs, custom bumper, Warn 8274
Mud Puppy's Jeep site

 

[lars]

Originally posted by Outkast:
You think the TJ D30 cover is thin, you should see the stock D44 cover.

Find yourself a D44 cover from a full-size. Some of them are very thick and even come with high fill holes (came off a high pinion Ford D44).

...lars



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[Outkast]

Originally posted by Chris S:
yeah, but at least it's not pointed forward

True, but after adjusting the pinion angle to accomodate a 4" lift and Belly-up, you basically volunteered your rear diff cover as diff glider.

Thanks Lars, gotta get me one of those.


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