Got home from meeting up with @red02tj and decided to deep clean the interior. Tossed the carpet because @AndyG is holding a practically brand new set for me.
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Mud was so bad you had to replace the carpet?
Got home from meeting up with @red02tj and decided to deep clean the interior. Tossed the carpet because @AndyG is holding a practically brand new set for me.
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What kind of steel? The correct type with a surface hardness for a bearing surface is something like 1541h. Others will get destroyed.
@Tejasol, I should have also reinforced why Rickyd said what he did. I can't tell what rear axle you have from your post or profile, but if you have a Dana 35 rear end, and you have chromoly driveshafts, when you remove them to inspect, pay close attention to where the wheel bearings ride on the driveshafts. In the Dana 35, they use the actual surface of the driveshaft as the inner bearing race. Chromoly isn't suitable for that (too soft), so it usually wears incredibly fast. For that reason, Mr. Blaine has lead the charge to educate that 1541H shafts should be used instead. They are case-hardened in the area of the bearing to support that bearing load, and they've been well-proven to be strong enough. Don't buy chromoly shafts again if you replace them - switch to 1541H.
However, if you have a Dana 44, disregard - they have actual inner races that press onto the shaft, so chromoly is an excellent choice for those.
Edited to correct from Dana 30 to Dana 35.
Odd. They offer 1541H axles for other options, but it looks like they only offer 4140 (chromoly) axles for the Dana 35, which isn’t good. However, you still haven’t confirmed what axle you have. If you don’t know, post a picture of the diff cover straight on from below the rear bumper.No idea. This is where they came from: https://torqmasters.com/
Mud was so bad you had to replace the carpet?![]()
Mud was so bad you had to replace the carpet?![]()
Carpet? What is this "carpet," of which you type?![]()
I'm with you, carpet has no place in a Jeep, or a truck neither. But they came that way from the factory, unfortunately.
I have to believe the designers didn't add carpet until marketing flexed their muscle.
Carpet? What is this "carpet," of which you type?![]()
I'm with you, carpet has no place in a Jeep, or a truck neither. But they came that way from the factory, unfortunately.
I will be in the future installing the Armorlite flooring, its thick vinyl with backing and inserts for the drain plugs, so it can be washed out.
As my First Sergeant used to say, "Disapproved, resubmit in 30-days for further disapproval."
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Odd. They offer 1541H axles for other options, but it looks like they only offer 4140 (chromoly) axles for the Dana 35, which isn’t good. However, you still haven’t confirmed what axle you have. If you don’t know, post a picture of the diff cover straight on from below the rear bumper.
Its all about the astro turfI will be in the future installing the Armorlite flooring, its thick vinyl with backing and inserts for the drain plugs, so it can be washed out.
Dana 35
I have to believe the designers didn't add carpet until marketing flexed their muscle.
Yea, I dunno. It makes zero sense to me.
I will be in the future installing the Armorlite flooring, its thick vinyl with backing and inserts for the drain plugs, so it can be washed out.
Oh man, the anti-carpet dudes are out in force today! I personally would never run my rig without carpet. Helps keep the heat out.
But that said, I also have a phone mount, a touch screen head unit, and a tablet hard mounted, soooooo......![]()