Found a few.

 

Check out my site. My Scrambler has full-width G. Wagoneer axles.

Later,
Tom

 

Hey Tom. I heard the Scrambler took a hit at Katemcy. I'm that other scrambler owner.



Here's another full width pic. I just found these on the net so I have no info on them.

 

This one has hummer wheels with 1" spacers in front.

 

This is the best I can do. No driveway shots

Has a leaf spring Dana 44 from a 1979 extended cab Ford in front and 8.8 from 1995 Ford in rear. Don't know the width, but they have not been cut. 33x12.50 TSL's on 15x10's.

 

That's the kind of shots I'm wanting to see where the suspension isn't flexed.

And how do you get the picture to show up in the post?

 

Here's Wades_76_CJ7's, 14 bolt and D44. Maybe he'll chime in with actual width and source. The wheels/tires are 15x10 with 39.5x18 boggers.

 

The only hits the Scrambler got were to the frame and new rocker guards. I made it out of there without any damage.

Later,
Tom

 

To insert an image in your post use the "Instant UBB Code buttons". You will see them on the new post screen. Just click image and type in the URL.

Later,

 

here's a few of mine.. they are full width wagoneer axles.. with 35x12.5 tires on 15x8 rims... 6" extended flares keep me street legal with this setup..

 

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Not mine. Just another pic I found.

 

How do I load the image if it is on my hard drive? Do I have to load it as an attachment first and then go to edit and type in the URL of the attachment or is there some other way?

 

Liar those aren't your axles. They are mine.

 

Who you talkin to? I was just posting pics I found. My axles are 52" wide.

So which ones are yours and what are the specs?

 

If you want to know who I am replying to, why don't you look at the item in red behind the title in my reply. If I read right (which I can) I was replying to Jeep God-re:jeepgod. Get it???? It is pretty handy. There are a few of use who have figured out that you reply to the people you want the email to go to. Take for instance you replied to me. I just happened to buy those axles off Jeep God yesterday so it is a joke between Jeep God and myself and was meant to be funny. Another hint was the Moonguy with the stupid look on his face.

 

Here's mine.

 

Wally, those are waggy axles, right? If not, what size tires and wheels are those with what back spacing?

 

ok.. they are now your axles.. since you finally picked them up..

when we gonna see pics of them in your jeep?

 

I hate to say this but it is going to be a while. This is a big step forward-most have still been in the tear down stage. I have the suspension except for the shocks bought, just doing the SOA and outboarding thing. Then rebuild the T18, TC done. Motor machine shop work is done, just asssembly and some more odds and ends to buy. Big thing there is the $$ for the intake and getting a Quadrajet to work on it. Also doing the TR upgrade too. I think the initial engine fire up will be a very big drunk fest!! I then have to buy a fiberglass body and build a new cage. Man am I tired! Goal this year for the drive train, early next for the body. Got the goal of May '04 for the Badlands bash to be there in the seat. That might even be the first big run for it.

 

Ryan,
the axles under my Jeep are full width truck axles. Chevy of course! Front is a D44 rear is a 14 bolt. The rims for now are 15x10's with 39.5x18 Boggers on them. After I get the Jeep farther along I am gonna buy 15x12's for the boggers and some 37's or so to put on the 15x10s for the street.
You can look on www.Mudmaniac.com click on the link "Brutus". There you will find some more pics. If you have any questions dont hesitate to ask. Wade

 

Wade, what's the back spacing on those wheels?


Does anybody know the law on tire stickout in TX?

 

the back spacing on those wheels is 4" wade

 

I am currently doing this swap on my '85 CJ-7 and will get pics posted asap. I am not too far from done, but I only have the front installed and will get the rear installed probably this weekend... Also, check out AVALANCHE ENGINEERING's website, I think it is now POISON SPYDER CUSTOMS, but at any rate, here is the url: www.avalancheengr.com/shared.html.

They also have a really cool kit that will allow you to relocate your spring mounts on your frame to coincide with the axles. Good luck.

 

What were the length of the shocks you used??

 

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Wally, those are waggy axles, right? If not, what size tires and wheels are those with what back spacing?

[/ QUOTE ] Yep full size waggy's.... Plus the the offset are I think 3 inch. I have just put my new tires and rims on and the rew rims are on center.