JK 44s in a MJ or XJ?

[Comanche717]

Since the JK axles have CV flanges on them like 8.8s Ive been looking for Yokes thatll work, im not too sure this would but im guessing it should!
http://www.quadratec.com/products/52449_0100.htm

[purple xj]

Why do you want jk axles? Get a 44/9 setup the 9 inch bolts up to the rear with out any mods and is a stout axle and the front you should truss it coil mounts and what ever it needs and your set

[Comanche717]

Theyll be fine and No axle is bolt in to my truck except a Original MJ axle, I plan on trussing the front anyway

[Tat2dfreak]

The JK bolt pattern is 5x5 not 5x5.5. You cold probably run stock JK wheels since you'll have the wider track width.

[Comanche717]

Whoops I knew that lol I'm going to try to find a set of used 15" steelies with the JK bolt pattern and just grind down the caliper and switch my tires over in the mean time of the 37s. I also can get free d30 coil buckets. The yokes to change out the CV flange are also available at eastcoastdriveline

[Goonies.nsd]

Why do you want jk axles? Get a 44/9 setup the 9 inch bolts up to the rear with out any mods and is a stout axle and the front you should truss it coil mounts and what ever it needs and your set

No Ford 9 inch is a direct bolt in on any Jeep. Also i dont believe theres a Ford that had a 9 that had 4.5 bolt patterns.

[Goonies.nsd]

All depends on what they cost you. Gotta weigh the cost o the axles and cost to make them work and regear if needed against the price of a D44 and D60. You cant compare the JK axles to the 44 and 60 for strength. But if i got a set of JK axles for close to nothing id use em. Plus you would need new rims since the bolt pattern is different. But so would the 44 and 60.

I mentioned that about the bolt pattern LOL.

[565matt]

15" craeger soft 8's fit over the calipers with no grinding