Replacement rear axles

[TheJanke]

Not sure where to put this but I'm looking for aftermarket rear axles shafts who makes them?

 

[t_j]

currie

 

[str8fast]

Yukon is all that I have found


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[daveypetey]

Currie is the only option. Yukon are no stronger than OEM. I spoke with them over the phone directly regarding strength vs OEM after bending one of mine. The also sadly have no plans to build a stronger option.

 

[str8fast]

Currie is the only option. Yukon are no stronger than OEM. I spoke with them over the phone directly regarding strength vs OEM after bending one of mine. The also sadly have no plans to build a stronger option.

Does Currie offer direct replacement shafts? Or are u talking a full floater set up? When I was doing my research I found that there is only 1 manufacture that produces the axle shafts and then they are branded either ford or Yukon. So yes the Yukon are no stronger than ford


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[daveypetey]

Does Currie offer direct replacement shafts? Or are u talking a full floater set up? When I was doing my research I found that there is only 1 manufacture that produces the axle shafts and then they are branded either ford or Yukon. So yes the Yukon are no stronger than ford


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Currie only offers the full floater.

 

[TheJanke]

Yea I'm not going to replace the whole axle so I guess my only option is Yukon. That makes it easy.


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[daveypetey]

Yea I'm not going to replace the whole axle so I guess my only option is Yukon. That makes it easy.


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Yukons are cheap and easy to swap out. Get to bending!

 

[RPG]

What spline do you have? If you have a 34 convert your guts to a 35 spline. Or go big. Have you seen ours?


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[TheJanke]

@RPG My truck is a 2010 so my guess would be that I got the 34 spline. I have not seen yalls. link?


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