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- Axle Reinforcements >Artec Industries APEX Front Axle Truss - JT 2020-23 Front Axles/JL D44 Front Axle(Rubicon)
Artec Industries APEX Front Axle Truss
JT 2020-23 Front Axles/JL D44 Front Axle(Rubicon)
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*Some grinding, and fitment may be required when installing this kit. Every axle varies slightly, and some fabrication may be required.
***THIS KIT IS INTENDED FOR VEHICLES WITH AT LEAST MINOR LIFTS (1.5"+ RECOMMENDED)AND AT LEAST 1/2" BUMP STOP EXTENSIONS. CHECK CLEARANCES BEFORE INSTALLING. NOT TESTED IN NON-US JLs or RIGHT HAND DRIVE AXLES.**
NOTE: This kit requires general welding and fabrication skills including welding to the cast center section. Welding should only be done by a competent welder. Artec Industries implies no guarantees or warranties and is not liable for improper installation.
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It fit and melted to the axle and castings with no issues. Watch out for that Rubicon JLU dana 44 breather tube though. They shatter like glass if you attempt to just slightly bend it. Hold my beer and give me that NPT tap. Sorry for the crappy photo.
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Super easy to weld and the fit was outstanding. I can't imagine anything fitting better than this one.
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Obviously not an easy install because of needing to be a good welder but I recently broke my D44 on 40s at the offroad park on difficult trails, this 100% stopped more damage from happening is a must have modification for any modified JT/JL tackling hard trails
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Q: Axle Dissasembly? ChickenForker21 days ago
Does the axle need to be gutted/disassembled before welding this on?
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A: That would be the best way to do it, yes. The heat from welding isn't going to do any of the other parts/seals in the axle any good.
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