G2 complete Axles setups

Ted

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Anyone running one of these Core 44 axles? Long story short I had an accident and bent my axle tube. Stock Dana 44 housing with locker is over $10,000.. lol

This installed is $7400 and has a ARB. Also get RCV's and get to keep the G2 axle shafts. So the insurance is on board with the G2 setup.

Seems like a no brainer but have had 2 people tell me G2's bearings are crap. Called G2 and they said they were all Timkin.

So anyone had any first hand experience with G2?

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I'd find out if the bearings have a warranty. If they do, run that bugger. If the bearings go, they'll have to fix it.

It comes with a warranty from G2 and 4Wheel parts offers a extended warranty for 10% of cost which is $750. Not so sure it is worth it.

Was told everything was Timkin so doesn't worry me that much. I do know the thing is as beefy as any 60 I have ever seen
 
I just did a lot of research on built axles and talked to a lot of fellow wheelers and local shops. Most all steered me away from G2. East Coast Gear supply seemed to be the most positively talked about at a “reasonable” price point. I bit the bullet and hope to have them here in a month or so.
 
Is a Currie RockJock axle an option?

I believe @Jerry Bransford may have some experience with G2 axles from working at 4 Wheel Parts.
 
I believe @Jerry Bransford may have some experience with G2 axles from working at 4 Wheel Parts.
I have zero experience with them, G2 came along after I quit working for Transamerica who is the parent company to 4Wheel Parts. I did not work for 4Wheep Parts, I was just in their shops a lot giving them new trucks & Jeeps from dealerships to build up. That said, G2 is simply a house brand for 4Wheel Parts. :)
 
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