lock out conversion for a dodge d44?

[MuddyPaws]

Is there a lock out conversion for a dodge d44 from a 70-something truck? I can't seem to find one if there is.

OR

Is there some off the shelf stuff I can use to do the same thing but still keep the 4 on 4.5?

[KILLER"B"468]

Originally Posted by MuddyPaws

Is there a lock out conversion for a dodge d44 from a 70-something truck? I can't seem to find one if there is.

OR

Is there some off the shelf stuff I can use to do the same thing but still keep the 4 on 4.5?

What you running "Pinto" spindles Everything I have seen to swap over that retains 5 on 4.5 uses the ranger hubs. My .o2 they are not worth the $$$. Now the warn 5 on 5.5 stuff is pretty price but also a sweet setup.

[MuddyPaws]

Well, I have this d44 from a dodge truck and was thinking about sticking it in the YJ but I would like lockouts.

I also don't wanna buy new rims cuz I am sorta cheap.

[user name]

it a 77 dodge. the jeeps not a dd anyway so run it locked all the time.

[Toivo]

Originally Posted by MuddyPaws

Well, I have this d44 from a dodge truck and was thinking about sticking it in the YJ but I would like lockouts.

I also don't wanna buy new rims cuz I am sorta cheap.

sorta? haha

[Toivo]

Originally Posted by user name

it a 77 dodge. the jeeps not a dd anyway so run it locked all the time.

x1 billion. lincoln lock it too.

[MuddyPaws]

Originally Posted by user name

it a 77 dodge. the jeeps not a dd anyway so run it locked all the time.

:miff: I want lock-outs because I flat tow every once in a while. I don't care about the DD thing. I am just getting tired of pulling the driveshafts out everytime I flat tow. The axle will have a locker. I will never wheel again without lockers.

[Monkeyevil]

Short answer... NO.

Long answer... NO.

With 44's come new wheels.

[MuddyPaws]

Originally Posted by monkeyevil

With 44's come new wheels.

Well...if you want lockouts. No new wheels if I want it like it is.

[h8pvmnt]

http://www.warn.com/truck/hubs/premi...on_chart.shtml


http://www.milemarker.com/4x2conversion.html