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Ther is a guy in Lexington, SC that parts out TJ’s but he’s high. Jody Frost in Marion, SC parts out jeeps and probably has what you want. But he’s high too.
 
Bebop said:
I get that.
Just saying it's unlikely to find Rubi axles for that cheap.
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Whats the going rate? $3k? Man I miss the 2000's. 35" tires were $400/set, 4.10 axles were $100 a pair, and a lift kit was $1000.
 
jeepinmatt said:
I have no idea. I'm a coil spring guy. Is that bad? To be fair, that side is flexed up about 2" and has about 300lbs of tire/tools/gear in the back when that pic was taken.
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I can't say for certain because leaf springs aren't my area of expertise but when I look at it, my head starts to think digressive spring rate and a higher risk of bending the main leaf.
 
Kickdeez said:
I just got quoted $3,800 for a set of stock JK Rubicon axles from a yard in GA that parts out wrecked jeeps.
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There's some JL Rubicon axles on FB for $4k ish somewhere not far away. I remember seeing them earlier today.
 
I've been perusing the marketplace for some axle upgrades for the WJ. I was thinking I'd like to run 35" stickies on it. I really don't want to put tons under it because I would have to run a much bigger tire, and I don't want to do that. But the way things are looking, it might be cheaper to do tons and big tires than to do decent D44s and 35s.
 
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