Cheap One Ton Axle Swap for Jeep XJ Part 2

In today's video I document some of the details of the one ton swap on my Jeep XJ. This swap used a Dana 60 and a Sterling 10.5 from a 2002 f-350. Custom brackets and long arms. I reused factory drive shafts with conversion u-joints. The swap costed around $1000 which was great because I was able to hit the trail and upgrade as things broke. Thanks for watching and stay tuned for part 2!

[@shouldagoneoffroad]

Would love to see more about your flares. Even just a walk around. They look good.

[@Angels22]

I love that xj I want more videos with new good Jeep accessories.

[@bigrockprojects9216]

Definitely more to come man

[@LTS99-]

how much for all project

[@dompotter1108]

How did you get drive shafts to work on the front and rear since the steering has the flat flange

[@bigrockprojects9216]

They sell a 1350 flat flange and then I used a 1350 to 1310 conversion u joint to the driveshaft

[@gorillaglue9553]

I just picked up a sterling 10.25 what rear truss and u bolt did you use and was it hard?

[@bigrockprojects9216]

It was a CW truss I believe he’s only local to CT

[@scottChapman25]

hard to climb moss on a rock

[@MrDrag1on]

So in this video you are still running the 3.73 gears?

[@bigrockprojects9216]

Yeah I still have them and it’s been my daily

[@patricsturm5473]

Do you have unibody stiffners at all???

[@bigrockprojects9216]

Yes homemade with angle iron in the center and 3/16” plate in the front and the back. I spent less than a third of what it would cost but I still wish I bought a set. It would have save a lot of time