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I have my 86 Comanche 4x4 Dana 35 Rear. My Question is, Is it a non C-CLIP rear end? I have the op to buy a ARB air locker for $150 plus a$100 for the Compressor so $250 for the pair but its for a Non C-CLIP rearend. I don't want to spend that kind of coin on something thats not going to work on my truck. Is there any way to tell with out pulling the cover off the diff? :D

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If I understand your post, you want to know if there is a way to tell if the axle has c-clips or not w/o pulling the cover?

 

 

The answer is YES. The tubes will bulge out if it is a NON-C-CLIP axle right before the axle flanges. These bulges will be noticeable. OR the axle will have a square key way in the center of the axle, when looking at the mounting flange.

 

 

 

Patrick

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The non-c-clip axles are stout. Except for the weak tubes, the axle holds up fine, or at least it did for me. I kept bending tubes. I believe with some bracing it might be a "decent"axle, if it is not abused.

 

don't forget you will need to get a install kit, and have the gears installed. This can run into some big bucks.

 

By NO means is this post any kinda support for a D35, I just did not have a problem snapping shafts on 33's.

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I know how to set up Diffs. Thats what I do for a living,trans,transfer cases an Diffs. I figure I could use it for a while an then sell it on ebay an recover some of my money. Thanks for the help guys I'll probably pull the cover to be 100% sure.

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