Mr. Strickland is correct. The Rubicon Dana 44 TruLok carrier is an odd duck with a 'thick' ring gear (no carrier break), hence a smaller 10 tooth pinion on a 41 tooth ring:
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Steve
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Dave Milne wrote:
33s and 4.10s
Jul 20, 2005
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4.10 and 4.11 are functional equivelents. That means they are the same ...
Exactly. And they are only off that .01 because of the difference in front and rear ring gear diameters. The .01 is insignificant offroad.
Jerry
A 4.10 gear set has 41 teeth on the ring and 10 teeth on the pinion, and a 4.11 has 37 and 9. Roughly a 1/4"/rev rolling distance difference with
33s. Close enough.
Ok. thanks. Now I know what gears I really have
Patrick ?Ô
no, 33 x pi = 103.67" for the circumference. Difference is between 4.11 and 4.10, so multiply that by 0.01/4.11 = 0.25" as Jeff said.
Hi Bill,
Only the TruLok is Japanese. The gears are genuine Dana Spicer.
I don't think the TruLok is 'crap'. In the past year I logged thousands of road miles and hundreds of trail hours on the one I put in my XJ, sometimes stressing it to the point of snapping ujoints, with no differential problems whatsoever.
I recall you predicted extra leverage on the taller ring gear would cause the carrier to bend or 'crack like an egg' and that the 'bones of the Rubicon will litter the trail' (great imagery). I haven't heard of chronic diff failures in Rubicons. Have you?
Steve
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L.W.(ßill) Hughes III wrote:
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Probably is, war steel was pretty crap.
Dave Milne, Scotland '91 Grand Wagoneer, '99 TJ
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FWIW, the Jeep engineers said "We tried them all and the Jap one was the only one we couldn't break" n.
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