Hey guys, I searched through the forums for over an hour and couldn't find what I was looking for.
I need to know the exact length of the passenger side intermediate axle on a dana 44 TTB system (possibly the same as a D50?). This is the axle that goes from the splined slip joint outside of the differential, to the U-Joint at the passenger wheel. Ideally the measurement would be from the center of the hole in the yoke for the u-joint to the end of the splines.
If you're wondering why, I'm building wider Dana 35 beams for my ranger and want to use OEM parts for their cost savings and replaceability. I have an extra complete Dana 35 TTB system which I'll be extending after the radius arm mount. The amount I'll extend them will be determined by the difference between the stock D44 TTB and D35 TTB intermediate passenger axles. Then I'll only need one custom axle - the one for the driver's side from the differential to the u-joint.
From what I've found, the D44 and D35 both use 297 u-joints, and have the same number of splines in the center slip joint.
Thanks,
Colin
San Luis Obispo, CA
I need to know the exact length of the passenger side intermediate axle on a dana 44 TTB system (possibly the same as a D50?). This is the axle that goes from the splined slip joint outside of the differential, to the U-Joint at the passenger wheel. Ideally the measurement would be from the center of the hole in the yoke for the u-joint to the end of the splines.
If you're wondering why, I'm building wider Dana 35 beams for my ranger and want to use OEM parts for their cost savings and replaceability. I have an extra complete Dana 35 TTB system which I'll be extending after the radius arm mount. The amount I'll extend them will be determined by the difference between the stock D44 TTB and D35 TTB intermediate passenger axles. Then I'll only need one custom axle - the one for the driver's side from the differential to the u-joint.
From what I've found, the D44 and D35 both use 297 u-joints, and have the same number of splines in the center slip joint.
Thanks,
Colin
San Luis Obispo, CA
