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EDIT: Covers are shipping! *First to market* These are professionally welded by hand, and *CNC Machined Flat* on their mating surface after welding to ensure that any warping from heating/cooling is taken care of.
Update #2: 10/10/18: Rear Diff Skids Shipping!
https://www.nextventuremotorsports.com/product/jl-rds-m220/
http://www.nextventuremotorsports.com/product/dana-m220-rear-differential-cover/
http://www.nextventuremotorsports.com/product/dana-m210-front-differential-cover/
More updates can be found here:
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/forums/next-venture-motorsports.86/
Did anyone else notice the rock grabbing shape on the bottom of the new "next gen" axles? Looks like the weight savings/material reduction in the center section was a bit of a compromise for those of us that might rock crawl.
Our HD Differential Covers should beef up the mating flange/lip area on the bottom and help distribute any hits. We're also looking at offering a differential skid for the sake of making things smooth on the bottom. A couple of these items have already been shipped out for testing, so I'll update this thread as we go
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Update #2: 10/10/18: Rear Diff Skids Shipping!
https://www.nextventuremotorsports.com/product/jl-rds-m220/
http://www.nextventuremotorsports.com/product/dana-m220-rear-differential-cover/
http://www.nextventuremotorsports.com/product/dana-m210-front-differential-cover/
More updates can be found here:
https://www.jlwranglerforums.com/forum/forums/next-venture-motorsports.86/
Did anyone else notice the rock grabbing shape on the bottom of the new "next gen" axles? Looks like the weight savings/material reduction in the center section was a bit of a compromise for those of us that might rock crawl.
Our HD Differential Covers should beef up the mating flange/lip area on the bottom and help distribute any hits. We're also looking at offering a differential skid for the sake of making things smooth on the bottom. A couple of these items have already been shipped out for testing, so I'll update this thread as we go
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