Rear axle alignment

Is it possible that this jeep was in an accident? A hard enough hit to the wheel/axle could bend the track bar bracket, I would check this before buying a adjustable track bar. My jeep had this exact problem.
 
You are correct about the exhaust mount. However, wouldn't at least one of the engine mounts have to be broken so the whole thing could pivot over?
Hence why I said check the motor mounts too. I wouldn't rule out for it to still move a little even if the MM aren't broken. If they're severely worn I could see it doing this.
 
If the transfer case was off, wouldn't the front driveshaft be off to one side as well? Hard to tell from the photo, but it looks straight. Been a while since I was under my Jeep with a stock transfer case skid, so I forget how it is supposed to align.

I'm most just commenting to follow since I'm interested to see what the problem is. Large wheel spacer on one side but not the other? :D
 
Something isn't right. The t/c looks to be pushed to the drivers side. The rear output on the t/c should basically be centered between the 4 trans mount bolts. My bet is it took a shot in the front and crumpled the right side frame rail.
I don't think its an 8.8, because they used a flanged yoke. Unless someone changed it to a 1310 yoke.
The other possibility is that it was dropped off a cliff at one point.
Toss it on an alignment rack and post up the measurements.
 
Ok sorry guys couldn't check messages til now. The TC being makes more sense I'll have to check this. How do I do that? It is a dana 35 by the looks
 

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Something isn't right. The t/c looks to be pushed to the drivers side. The rear output on the t/c should basically be centered between the 4 trans mount bolts. My bet is it took a shot in the front and crumpled the right side frame rail.
I don't think its an 8.8, because they used a flanged yoke. Unless someone changed it to a 1310 yoke.
The other possibility is that it was dropped off a cliff at one point.
Toss it on an alignment rack and post up the measurements.
Frame looks fine tho. Nothing strange looking
 
Is it possible that this jeep was in an accident? A hard enough hit to the wheel/axle could bend the track bar bracket, I would check this before buying a adjustable track bar. My jeep had this exact problem.
 
Pics aren't quite what we're looking for, however, the one of your exhaust shows is pretty far away from that upper control arm mount. Mine sits right next to it. I know there will be some variance, but it looks WAY off to me.

Can you take a pic from the rear at ground level that shows the entire width of the axle? Also one of the track bar mount. Another of the space between the driver side frame rail and the t-case, another of the skid looking straight forward with the mount bolts showing. Did you check your motor mounts? Pics of those too?
 
Tranny mount smoked? Just noticed it. If you need the rest of the pictures lmk thnx a million guys

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