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waggy axles are six lug, 6x5.5... they are 60.5 inch wms, there are a few oddballs that are 63 wms in the early eightys, but very uncommon i believe...there are a few years to avoid when lookin at waggy axles, late 83,84,and 85 all had Vaccum disconnect which means smaller two piece axle shafts and a weak Vaccum actualtor, its pretty easy to tell these axles from other waggy axles cause they will have a wierd diff cover and generally have drive slugs also...the problem is, regular waggy axles also may have came with drive slugs...example not to geti would just look for a waggy with matching 44's, 87-91, the only thing is they came with crappy gearin, but a might be lucky an find a posi-trac...the 80-86 waggys came with a AMC 20 rear, but its quite a bit better than the CJ version, comparable to a 44, just more expensive to work on...
waggy axles are six lug, 6x5.5... they are 60.5 inch wms, there are a few oddballs that are 63 wms in the early eightys, but very uncommon i believe...
there are a few years to avoid when lookin at waggy axles, late 83,84,and 85 all had Vaccum disconnect which means smaller two piece axle shafts and a weak Vaccum actualtor, its pretty easy to tell these axles from other waggy axles cause they will have a wierd diff cover and generally have drive slugs also...the problem is, regular waggy axles also may have came with drive slugs...
example not to get
i would just look for a waggy with matching 44's, 87-91, the only thing is they came with crappy gearin, but a might be lucky an find a posi-trac...the 80-86 waggys came with a AMC 20 rear, but its quite a bit better than the CJ version, comparable to a 44, just more expensive to work on...
