A follow on to my "Pondering" thread
Hedgehog
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As stated in the earlier thread I would really like to go with 3.31 gearing in my Jeep. No arguing please for me my logic is sound.
So what about going the wide track route? I have the oppertunity to swap out my axles for a set of wide track axles. They have disk brakes in the front and are geared with 3.31's. Of course they are the standard set of axles that came with wide track Jeeps. A Dana 30 in the front and a 20 in the rear. The main problem as I see it is that I've rebuilt my superior narrow track Dana 44 and I hate to get rid of it.
Is there an advantage to the wide track axle that I'm not aware of?
So what about going the wide track route? I have the oppertunity to swap out my axles for a set of wide track axles. They have disk brakes in the front and are geared with 3.31's. Of course they are the standard set of axles that came with wide track Jeeps. A Dana 30 in the front and a 20 in the rear. The main problem as I see it is that I've rebuilt my superior narrow track Dana 44 and I hate to get rid of it.
Is there an advantage to the wide track axle that I'm not aware of?
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