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06-10-2012, 08:14 AM
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06-10-2012, 08:59 AM
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Year: 1996
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Engine: 4.0 I-6 High output
These came with the tires and my impatience got the best of me.I just completed my axle swap a couple weekends ago. A couple of things to note.
I had to use a different drive shaft. I used the driveshaft that came off the 8.25 axle donor. I felt like the stock DS for the D35 was too long. I had to compress it too far/fully to fit it.
If you plan on replacing the u-joints, do it ahead of time. I fought with mine and it took me longer to change the u-joints than the rest of the swap. I also snapped a strap bolt off in the yoke. Had to drill it out. luckily I had a set of u-bolts that I bought previously.
Also the e-brake adjuster was another slow down spot. It wasn't difficult it just took forever to loosen because of rust. PB blast it or buy a new one and swap it out.
I got 9/16 u-bolts (very beefy) from a trailer parts place for cheap. I had to open up the holes in the plates a little.
You may want to have a shock bushing on hand. I din't need one but its easy to mess up when re-installing.
I had to use a different drive shaft. I used the driveshaft that came off the 8.25 axle donor. I felt like the stock DS for the D35 was too long. I had to compress it too far/fully to fit it.
If you plan on replacing the u-joints, do it ahead of time. I fought with mine and it took me longer to change the u-joints than the rest of the swap. I also snapped a strap bolt off in the yoke. Had to drill it out. luckily I had a set of u-bolts that I bought previously.
Also the e-brake adjuster was another slow down spot. It wasn't difficult it just took forever to loosen because of rust. PB blast it or buy a new one and swap it out.
I got 9/16 u-bolts (very beefy) from a trailer parts place for cheap. I had to open up the holes in the plates a little.
You may want to have a shock bushing on hand. I din't need one but its easy to mess up when re-installing.
06-10-2012, 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by jimmy21669
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06-10-2012, 09:46 AM
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06-10-2012, 11:04 AM
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Originally Posted by Pudgy Fingers
Next Sunday is fathers day so that a no go. Now that you are out of school how about a Thursday? I'm off on Thursday's and as long as I'm not doing anything with my family I can help out. You will new an amp install kit.
06-10-2012, 11:08 AM
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06-10-2012, 11:08 AM
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anyone have a 15x10 wheel - jeep bolt pattern they want to get rid of? 4" backspacing preferred. Need one for my spare
06-10-2012, 11:28 AM
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grab it someone will kill theirs mudding and need one eventually 