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44 vs. 60

Elevator Man

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I want to know how you guys like your D44s. D60s are hard to come buy around here. (unless you can eat pennies and S%*T nickles) I do a lot of trail riding and a lot of mud. I'm thinking a D60 might be a little overkill for my application. Don't get me wrong ther is no such thing as overkill but if you guys think I would get the same results with a D44 ( not break stuff all the time) instead of the D60 let me know what you think. Of coarse I'll have a 14bff in the rear!!!!
 
tire size? engine torque? doubler? weight of your right foot? :)

j
 
What size tires you running? Stock axleshafts? What kind of 'wheeling you doing?

If you're running 37's or smaller and just trail-cruising, you'll do fine with the D44, especially with chromoly axle shafts.
Beyond that, then you start thinking of stronger equipment.
 
60's are great and all but if your running 36" or smaller tires, go with the 44.
 
sorry, 305/700r4/208 36x12.50.15 TSL 10 bolts lincoln locked front and rear. like I said lots of trail time lots off mud time pretty heavy right foot!!!
 
With a heavy foot, locked 10b's just won't last running 36's IMO. I would start looking for a D60 and run what you have until it breaks.
 
My son ran 37s with a D44 locked and broke an axle(or 2) everytime he took it out. Heavy, right foot, and no fear.
 

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