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Was 4.11 a factory offering?  If it was added later, value will depend on the quality of work.  Does it have an open/limited slip/locking differential?  And is it complete drum-to-drum?  If the brakes are there, are they usable?  For a clean, correct MJ D44, with 4.11s, and serviceable brakes and parking brake cables, ready to install, I would consider $500 fair.  Price up for a limited slip/locker, price down for anything less.

 

Or, if no one else in the local area is making offers, then your best offer is what he will get. 

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4.10 (4.09 in the parts manual) is a regulation factory MJ D44 axle, but kind of rare. There were also 3.54 (most common) and 3.07 ratios. See if it still has the diff cover tag on it and look for the part number (5300xxxx) stamped either on the tag or the axle tube. Then you can ID if it's a factory 4.09 or a regear.

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If its 4.10 then its not factory? As far as I knew only 3.55 were on the d44 from the factory. Not a bad thing if that's true. Just something to check

 

Yes, that's kind of what I was asking, although I don't know if it was a factory option or not.  I would try to find that out, as well as verify what gears were in it by physically reading the number off the ring gear.  No way I'd by an axle without physically viewing the gears.

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4:10 (4.09 in the parts manual) is a regulation factory MJ D44 axle, but kind of rare. See if it still has the diff cover tag on it and look for the part number (5300xxxx) stamped either on the tag or the axle tube. Then you can ID if it's a factory 4.09 or a regear.

That answers that.

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4:10 (4.09 in the parts manual) is a regulation factory MJ D44 axle, but kind of rare. See if it still has the diff cover tag on it and look for the part number (5300xxxx) stamped either on the tag or the axle tube. Then you can ID if it's a factory 4.09 or a regear.

That answers that.
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$125 will buy you a stronger 8.8 with 4.10's, disc brakes, and a LSD...... (Ducking and running away bwa ha ha ha ha.....)

$125 plus the price of a pair of Spyderco spacers (plus shipping).

 

and a set of brackets $20-50 

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$125 will buy you a stronger 8.8 with 4.10's, disc brakes, and a LSD...... (Ducking and running away bwa ha ha ha ha.....)

$125 plus the price of a pair of Spyderco spacers (plus shipping).

and a set of brackets $20-50

Plus the price of a pinion flange adapter. That means we're up to, what? 300, give or take?

 

Not a bad deal at all. I went out and got me an 8.8 myself.

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$125 will buy you a stronger 8.8 with 4.10's, disc brakes, and a LSD...... (Ducking and running away bwa ha ha ha ha.....)

$125 plus the price of a pair of Spyderco spacers (plus shipping).
and a set of brackets $20-50

Plus the price of a pinion flange adapter. That means we're up to, what? 300, give or take?

 

Not a bad deal at all. I went out and got me an 8.8 myself.

 

 

:thumbsup:    I got one sitting in my TJ

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