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I have Rancho Diff Gliders on my Rubicon. I think they make them for the non Dana 44 diffs too.
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Is the Dana 44 the lsd?
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I just got my Rancho front skid in yesterday, and my rear will be here next week. Rear was probably overkill, but its cheap insurance. I have been all too cautious when wheeling over rocks (get out and check clearance).....and nobody has time for that.
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OP can't do Metalcloak diff covers. They are only making covers for the M210 and M220 differentials (Rubicon).
Not going to work on the Sahara.
Their skid system is still a viable option, though they are a bit heavy.
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Do most front diff skids fit over any replacement cover?
I was going to get the MC front with skid, but I'm not a big fan of the fill hole and needing to measure to fill. Looking at the AEV now.
I was going to get the MC front with skid, but I'm not a big fan of the fill hole and needing to measure to fill. Looking at the AEV now.
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Do you have to take that off to change the diff fluid?I have Rancho Diff Gliders on my Rubicon. I think they make them for the non Dana 44 diffs too.
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I haven't put enough miles on to try, but there are holes in the bottom for the drains, so I dont think so.
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Can anybody confirm that the Rancho skids fit on the Dana covers? I wanted the MC, and much less expensive, but just cant get over the goofy fill hole
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I like the idea of the glide plates. I'm curious how they look from far away. I don't want a bunch of "extra stuff" under the jeep. I guess I could always paint them black.
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