patyjlongmire

Anybody done a rear disc brake set up on a dana 35.

88XJ

If you're planning on putting anything over 31s on your jeep ever dont bother spending a penny on the Dana 35.

You can pick up cheap Ford 8.8s and do a disc conversion on them.

Sid1966

95 and up explorer 8.8 have factory discs.i personaly have not had any problems with my dana 35.it is a DD and trail toy.it sees a lot of mud and i dont baby it 4L, 2nd gear, 5000 rpms.i dont play in the rocks so maybe thats why it is holding up

04WJGuy

4 out of 5 of my Jeeps have 35's and no problems so far. The family and I wheel in the mountains, creeks and mud all the time and we're not to gentle with them. So far I've bent one (axle shaft) from my own lack of attention but other than that no problems at all. Put your disks on and don't drive beyond what your rig can handle. Slow and steady seldom breaks parts.

Sid1966

A ZJ with a D 35 disc brake should bolt onto your YJ.If they are both D35 and both have bolt in axles all of the brake parts should bolt on

patyjlongmire

Brake parts are different just got a set of axles from 92 yj backing plates on back are a different and has c clip holding axle in. Oh well that's y they make replacement parts.

04WJGuy

A lot of the YJ's had interchangable parts with the XJ's maybe check some of those out.

Sid1966

if you cant get junkyard piecrs to work for you i would go the explorer 8.8 route.lots of yards in your area ,complete ford diffs start around $200.http://www.car-part.com/index.htm

patyjlongmire

the jeep is a work in progress got all winter to decide what I'm doing, plus putting v8 in this winter. Hope to be done by spring. Just not enough time in the day. Damn work gets in the way.

Sid1966

if your puttin in a v8 ditch the dana 35, i would go the ford explorer 8.8 route