Project: SAS the FM

[Reserector [Veteran Member]]

Mike hooked this brother up.

[redneck23ms [Veteran Member]]

a waggy 44? thats the route i would go and run leafs. leafs are simpler and cheaper and a well setup pack will perform as well or better than stock ford radius arms. you will lose the high pinion though. but its not much of a strength difference since you will break outer shafts and u-joints before ring gear strength will be an issue

[mike327 [Veteran Member]]

For most a disco axle is junk.... but for the industrious.... good cheap parts can be found.

[redneck23ms [Veteran Member]]

ah didn't realize it was a disco housing

[mike327 [Veteran Member]]

Knowing Mark, I am confident he will take what most scrap and make a diamond in the rough.

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RCV axles and Ballistic ball joints
Not sure which bank to rob cause they be expensive.

[601cherokee [Veteran Member]]

But they're the last parts you'll ever buy for that axle...nothing beats lifetime you break it we replace it warranty. Makes the price all worth it.

[Reserector [Veteran Member]]

What model year/s would this Waggy D44 disco axle be?

[redneck23ms [Veteran Member]]

i believe the vac. disco axles were only used in 83-84 or 85

[601cherokee [Veteran Member]]

I think 82-84, and some 85's...but I'm no Jeepopedia.

[Reserector [Veteran Member]]

Thanks. Sounds like if I look up parts for an '83 I should be good. Rotors, seals, bearings, etc.