clemsonjeep
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Mine is slightly north of 2800 with tools and 5 gallons of gas and nobody in it.
Need to get it back on the scales when I wrap things up again.
Need to get it back on the scales when I wrap things up again.
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Opinions on yota axles vs 40s
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Rjhoward32006
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Mine weighs 3580 full of fuel with me in it on built "one tons" i built the buggy with toyota axles but never weighed it. So it would have been a couple hundred lighter
22re auto and stock chain drive case 2.6:1 had 4:88's in toy axles. 39" reds. I was shearing all 12 of the drive flange studs and dial pins. Replaced all 12 with 3/8" fine thread bolts and from then on it would take a beating for a while. I constantly had to re tighten the backlash on the gear set. They were welded diffs with solid spacer. Also had a problem with a rcv inner breaking once. After that i went tons. They were very well built and took a beating for toy axles.
22re auto and stock chain drive case 2.6:1 had 4:88's in toy axles. 39" reds. I was shearing all 12 of the drive flange studs and dial pins. Replaced all 12 with 3/8" fine thread bolts and from then on it would take a beating for a while. I constantly had to re tighten the backlash on the gear set. They were welded diffs with solid spacer. Also had a problem with a rcv inner breaking once. After that i went tons. They were very well built and took a beating for toy axles.
44BRAND
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I run 39 reds on 8 inch axles. IFS width rear with stock shafts, welded, 4:30 gear 4 cyl. third. 4 linked on coil springs. Front has low pinion 4 cyl. third, 4:30 gear, welded, O.G. bobby longs, trunion bearing eliminators, ARB studs in the knuckles and hubs, chromoly hub gears in factory locks, high steer, leaf sprung with a panhard for better steering. Stock 5.0L, C-4, dual yota cases with stock gears and upgraded input and output shafts. Ive been running this setup for 4 years now so far so good. Broke one rear ring and pinion this spring. I call that acceptable breakage, even the Rockwell guys break **** occasionally. I drive it how I feel like, mostly crawl but I aint scared of the gas pedal if needed. 110 inch W.B. approx. 3000 lbs.
zayne2427
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Yeah it did but with the supercharged 3.8 and the grooved tractor tires on the rear, the front tires didnt stay on the ground much so i think that helped it survivesmbroady82 said:
TBItoy
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Blase said:
Hahaha nope.
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