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  • D-35 or AMC20?

    I know all about the AMC-20 & D-44 & what can be done to it etc.
    I don't know much if any about the D-35.

    My question is as follows:
    What can be done to this axle to improve it if need be & if it was left stock is it a strong axle, would you put it in your Jeep or put a AMC20 in the Jeep.

    Thanks,
    RollBar

    P.S. It's out of the 2WD 96' Cherokee w/3.55 gears.
    84' CJ8-Project Jeep
    86' CJ7; A/C; 258 I-6; T-176; D-44rear; D-300; 66,500 original miles.
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  • #2
    What size tires do you wanna run?
    B R E T T
    87 XJ 3" lift, 31s-thats all thats worth mentioning

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    • #3
      32-33's.
      84' CJ8-Project Jeep
      86' CJ7; A/C; 258 I-6; T-176; D-44rear; D-300; 66,500 original miles.
      http://img59.photobucket.com/albums/v180/jbsgroup/Jeep%20Pics/?action=view&slideshow=true
      www.jeepersjeepclub.com

      O)IIIIII(O

      www.street2mud.com

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      • #4
        I think the answer here is in what not to put under a Jeep... I'd go with the 20 if those are your only options (I'd stick it out for a 44), but the 20 has similar housing strength issues as the 35. The 35 is a c-clip axle, which means if you break a shaft, the wheel falls off. This can lead to purchase of new underwear in some cases... You should plan on spending ~$300 for one piece axles in the 20. A truss would be a good idea also. By the time it's all said and done, you would have a stronger axle and possibly less total cost if you found a stock D44 and called it done. What are you putting this under?
        1986 CJ-7; 4.6L stroker, balanced & blueprinted; 5" lift, 35x1250 MTRs, Poison Spyder Full Width kit,
        My Jeep

        Moab Rocker Knocker Video:shades:

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        • #5
          I have spare Jeeps & I was thinking of using this axle for one of them untill I found what I wanted to run.
          I didn't know much about this axle & was inquiring.

          Thanks,
          RollBar

          P.s. temporary use would be o.k., that's what I'm finding out.
          84' CJ8-Project Jeep
          86' CJ7; A/C; 258 I-6; T-176; D-44rear; D-300; 66,500 original miles.
          http://img59.photobucket.com/albums/v180/jbsgroup/Jeep%20Pics/?action=view&slideshow=true
          www.jeepersjeepclub.com

          O)IIIIII(O

          www.street2mud.com

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