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cost on cutting down fullsize axles?
#399030
02/13/04 06:28 AM
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just wondering if anyone can give me a ballpark on cutting down some fullwidth 3/4 axles so that they dont stick out so far on each side on an fj40. i think it looks silly and is too wide a stance for my purposes.i am in portland or, so if anyone knows any good shops that will do this, let me know as well. thank you!
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Re: cost on cutting down fullsize axles?
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#399031
02/13/04 07:03 AM
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Good info here for narrowing a D-44 using "junkyard" parts!!! http://home.4x4wire.com/erik/4runner/sas/#Axle
David Fritzsche 1990 Ex-Cab V-6,5-speed, with a few mods 04.5 CTD Dodge 2500 Ram--Tow Rig Roseville, CA
"Serenity through Sobriety"
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Re: cost on cutting down fullsize axles?
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#399032
02/13/04 07:07 AM
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well to do it right and to trust your life apon them..i talked to don at gresham offroad...he sends them out to be done profesionally,...i believe he told me 1,200 per axle...now if you were to do it yourself and take a danna 44 and cut it re-weld it and stuff wagoneer shafts inside it would be cheap...or cut and have new splines cut into the inners...i believe its 2" off each side for the d44 and waggy axles...im sure someone will chime in if im incorrect...
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Re: cost on cutting down fullsize axles?
#399033
02/13/04 07:39 AM
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daaang....maybe i will just have to get used to the wider stance. i am going to look at a cruiser this weekend (if i can convince the wifey to take a roadtrip with me on valentines day <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/drunk.gif" alt="" />)....i guess i could always jsut swap cruiser axles in there down the road...thanx
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Re: cost on cutting down fullsize axles?
#399034
02/13/04 01:59 PM
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Anonymous
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well to do it right and to trust your life apon them..i talked to don at gresham offroad...he sends them out to be done profesionally,...i believe he told me 1,200 per axle...now if you were to do it yourself and take a danna 44 and cut it re-weld it and stuff wagoneer shafts inside it would be cheap...or cut and have new splines cut into the inners...i believe its 2" off each side for the d44 and waggy axles...im sure someone will chime in if im incorrect... GAK! more like $180/side to shorten a housing and $50 to shorten a shaft.
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Re: cost on cutting down fullsize axles?
#399035
02/13/04 04:55 PM
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thats more like it...whew...
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Re: cost on cutting down fullsize axles?
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#399036
02/15/04 02:00 AM
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Anonymous
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Give a call to Tim @ www.shakerbuilt.com and ask him. He did a great job on the 44 HD I bought from him.
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Re: cost on cutting down fullsize axles?
#399037
02/15/04 02:43 AM
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well to do it right and to trust your life apon them..i talked to don at gresham offroad...he sends them out to be done profesionally,...i believe he told me 1,200 per axle...now if you were to do it yourself and take a danna 44 and cut it re-weld it and stuff wagoneer shafts inside it would be cheap...or cut and have new splines cut into the inners...i believe its 2" off each side for the d44 and waggy axles...im sure someone will chime in if im incorrect... I cut down my front dana 60 2.5", it cost $100 to cut and reweld the housing and this including a new passenger side perch. I could've had the stock inner cut down and re-splined for $75 but I opted to get a new Moser and it was $158 shipped to me. I would trust my life with these welds.
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