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FSJ 1967 Axle swap to Comanche?


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I have the complete running gear from my old 1967 Wagoneer. Would the 2 axles and t-case fit in my 1986 2WD Comanche ? I know it wouldn't bolt up, but would it fit???? All components worked very well at the time of canabalizum.

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you'd have better luck getting a Snowball to survive next to Hitler in Hell.

 

The frt axle is a closed knuckle D27, the rear is a 44, The drop on the front is the wrong side, the axle is weak. The engine and rest of the D/T would need to be transplanted along with the axles, the front is leaves so its needing either a coil conversion or fab up for leaves on the MJ

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Mostly. Rear drive shaft is a different length, and the rear axle is spring over in a Cherokee, axle over in a Comanche. Spacing between the spring perches is different too.

 

So to put an entire Cherokee drive train under a Comanche, you'd have to cut the perches off the rear axle and weld new ones one, and have a rear drive shaft made, get one from a jy. or have your 2wd one shortened.

 

Easiest solution is to keep your rear axle, have your 2wd drive shaft shortened, and take everything else from a Cherokee.

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offroader461 That is an AWESOME avitar !!!!!!!!!! I copied it and sent it to my neice, her boyfriend is a hardcore CJ offroader, and she owns a CJ too. She has done a couple of trails with her Jeep. There is something about the sense of humor us Jeep owners have....especially the IFSJ guys, I joined that club in 2000, when I got my J-10. :bowdown:

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