NEW! Dynatrac JK44 Rear Axleshaft Bundle Kit

[natebartlett]

Hopefully this isn't for a limited time? I'm running 37's on a Dana 30 front :crazyeyes: Gotta take care of that first, but this is an awesome option for the rear.

 

[woof359]

how to tell

I got a sport and Im assuming I got 30s on both ends but how do you tell ?

 

[mo0s3]

I got a sport and Im assuming I got 30s on both ends but how do you tell ?

You have a 44 rear and a 30 front on a sport.

 

[geberhard]

What kind of warranty are we talking with these shafts?

X2, what Warranty is included on these axles and any tire size limitation? Also what is the material on the shafts 300M, Chromo?

 

[CrunchyPeanutbutter]

And this is why Jeep stands for
Just
Empty
Every
Pocket

 

[Coop]

And this is why Jeep stands for
Just
Empty
Every
Pocket

But less empty with this kit!

 

[gmb425]

Perfect timing!

 

[Dynatrac]

Dynatrac JK44 Axle Bundle Kit Warranty

The warranty on the kit is one year, includes bent flanges, and up to/including 37-inch tires.

 

[rinkishjk]

Great price for this!

 

[kyle521]

You should do an even bigger bundle deal that includes a pr 44 front with this rear setup

 

[JagJeeper]

I read this and think: when I upgrade to PR 44 on front I build up my rear D44. I got a Rubicon so I hope you have the kit for that in the future. That'll be when I change gears and lockers to ARB. love it

 

[notnalc68]

Very nice kit. Thanks, Dynatrac!

 

[GENREC]

I'm running this package. Couldn't be happier Dynatrac!

 

[jorgelrod]

How do these 35 Spline Shafts compare to the 35 Spline shafts on a Trail 60, I'm just Curious. I'm almost ready to upgrade my front and was looking at maybe bitting the bullet and upgrading the rear. My jeep sees mostly mud and is used as an Overlander/Daily Driver. I know that a Trail 60 has a bigger ring gear among other things, but was quite curious about the shaft size seeing as how both are semi float and would be handling the weight of the jeep as well as camping gear, a future rack, Fridge, etc...

 

[hhunter050]

How do these 35 Spline Shafts compare to the 35 Spline shafts on a Trail 60, I'm just Curious. I'm almost ready to upgrade my front and was looking at maybe bitting the bullet and upgrading the rear. My jeep sees mostly mud and is used as an Overlander/Daily Driver. I know that a Trail 60 has a bigger ring gear among other things, but was quite curious about the shaft size seeing as how both are semi float and would be handling the weight of the jeep as well as camping gear, a future rack, Fridge, etc...

35 spline is 35 spline.

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[cozdude]

35 spline is 35 spline.

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Not totally true. The physical size of the shaft will be a little smaller in the 44 compared to the trail.


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[jorgelrod]

Not totally true. The physical size of the shaft will be a little smaller in the 44 compared to the trail.


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This is what I thought, Dynatrac talks about the Trail 60 being 1 ton shafts even at semi float and I doubt the 44's are 1 Ton

 

[desertrunner]

do you still have to buy the ARB compressor to run the locker or does this kit come with everything ready to install and run?

 

[WJCO]

do you still have to buy the ARB compressor to run the locker or does this kit come with everything ready to install and run?

You still need a compressor. I believe Dynatrac carries those as well though.

 

[desertrunner]

You still need a compressor. I believe Dynatrac carries those as well though.

OK cool i didnt see it in there and i know there are a few different combos to go with so i figured you would have to still buy one but figured i would ask.