Jeep Cherokee xj w/ one tons and 40's
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Can’t tell you much about that axle because I’ve never ran it. I do see a lot of people running it though. For $140 I’d try it out. Not a bad price maybe. Like I said though I’ve never ran it or looked up one.
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Well seems like a sweet deal but looking it up takes a little to make them work. You have to weld perches on it or buy the IRO kit that comes with U bolts, perches and Truss for couple hundred which isn't bad. All in all by the time I lock it, get it to work on my XJ even at $140 I would be sinking in another $500 or more to make it worth my while. So we shall see at that price I might still snag it in case I change my mind or I could resell it.
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Well seems like a sweet deal but looking it up takes a little to make them work. You have to weld perches on it or buy the IRO kit that comes with U bolts, perches and Truss for couple hundred which isn't bad. All in all by the time I lock it, get it to work on my XJ even at $140 I would be sinking in another $500 or more to make it worth my while. So we shall see at that price I might still snag it in case I change my mind or I could resell it.
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An 8.25 will be fine for up to a 35" tire. There is a guy on YouTube running 40s on a built 8.25 and Dana 30 and hasn't broken anything yet. I don't reccomend doing that though.
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Does that include calipers? $140 aint bad. I searched for a few months before I found one for $200 with calipers. And you can get the install kit from IRO without the truss, if you wanna save some money
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Thanks again for the support I will leave your thread alone now with my personal questions and just rather post them up in appropriate spots when needed. I think I will just stick with the 8.25 cheaper and easier to run vice putting money into a 8.8 just to get it on my rig. If I was going to put money into some axles then I would get the beefier ones and go 1 tons. I have no need for that anyhow.
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Thanks again for the support I will leave your thread alone now with my personal questions and just rather post them up in appropriate spots when needed. I think I will just stick with the 8.25 cheaper and easier to run vice putting money into a 8.8 just to get it on my rig. If I was going to put money into some axles then I would get the beefier ones and go 1 tons. I have no need for that anyhow.
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Thanks again for the support I will leave your thread alone now with my personal questions and just rather post them up in appropriate spots when needed. I think I will just stick with the 8.25 cheaper and easier to run vice putting money into a 8.8 just to get it on my rig. If I was going to put money into some axles then I would get the beefier ones and go 1 tons. I have no need for that anyhow.
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