Does the ARB fit clean on the Dana 44 Rubicon? I have a 2014, thought I read where it may hit some of the suspension (anti-swaybar)? Thanks
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It fits perfectly in your rubicon , you must remoce the anti-swaybar ( desconect) , remoce your cover of series, and instala the Dana 44 arb series, and conect your anti-swaybar.The important thing is that it si daña 44 , in my case it si a pájero mitsubishi 2008 Dana 44 and fits perfectly.Sorry my english greeting regards from Venezuela
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I don't know my friend, I have a Mitsubishi Pajero and fit great, it's dana 44 also.
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I own a tJ with a dana 44 in the rear and a dana 30 in the front...you are correct since the rubicon comes with Dana 44's on the front and rear SOME of the more aggressive diff covers can interfear with the front end suspension componantns however I did not have an issue with the ARB diff cover....in there is plenty of room and I would be suprised if there was a clearence issue with this diff cover on the front diff. Absolutly no issue in the rear end. poison spyder dif cover are large than the ARB and I would be concerned with clearence if you have any questions I would take you Jeep to a TRUSTED 4 wheel store like 4West in my area and ask them....Hope this helps and good luck I own a tJ with a dana 44 in the rear and a dana 30 in the front...you are correct since the rubicon comes with Dana 44's on the front and rear SOME of the more aggressive diff covers can interfear with the front end suspension componantns however I did not have an issue with the ARB diff cover....in there is plenty of room and I would be suprised if there was a clearence issue with this diff cover on the front diff. Absolutly no issue in the rear end. poison spyder dif cover are large than the ARB and I would be concerned with clearence if you have any questions I would take you Jeep to a... » Read More I own a tJ with a dana 44 in the rear and a dana 30 in the front...you are correct since the rubicon comes with Dana 44's on the front and rear SOME of the more aggressive diff covers can interfear with the front end suspension componantns however I did not have an issue with the ARB diff cover....in there is plenty of room and I would be suprised if there was a clearence issue with this diff cover on the front diff. Absolutly no issue in the rear end. poison spyder dif cover are large than the ARB and I would be concerned with clearence if you have any questions I would take you Jeep to a TRUSTED 4 wheel store like 4West in my area and ask them....Hope this helps and good luck « Show Less
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I have a '10 Rubi and it fits fine. Its just a lil trickier to install since there is less space.
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It definitely hits the swaybar on the front, really close fit on the rear. I took mine back off.
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As per ARB USA Specs if the JK has a lift kit from one of the popular manufacturers it would not hit or touch anything on is path...
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It should fit on your front and rear axle, it's the same Dana 44 rear end I have on my 2013 Wrangler, but you may have to jack up the frame on one side to move the track bar and then you would be able to torque the rest of the bolts. The lube locker gasket is really good for this installation. My JK Wrangler requires a Dana 30 for the front, and that bolted up without any changes. Hope this helps you on your installation.
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I am not aware of issues with the rubicon, it is a good fit and looks good on the car. Good luck
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I got the new cover because I needed a bit more space in the diff due to being re-geared to run 35s. I have a 2010 Wrangler with a 2.5" Old Man Emu lift and as well as their anti-sway, so I'm most likely not matching up with your specs. That said, it works (and looks) great!
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I have a 2012 Rubicon, and it fits clean. I think it was the 2010 that may have had an issue, but to be sure , I'd call ARB.
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They give you them to insert into the bushings. Everything goes well. Get the longer sway bar links and good spring compressors and make sure they won't slip. I like the setup.
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I've got it on a 93 with 4 inch lift on 33's. Its been good so far except it compleatly blocks the rear view mirror with the spare on. Have to get new side views now so I can drive without doors. It was a bitch to install, had to drop gas tank and drill new holes but once all that was done it went on great. Looks good. Holds a 33 in tire, getting 35's soon but shouldn't be an issue. Its solid, looks good and I think worth the price. Arrived with all parts in package. Haven't had to use it for recovery yet so cant tell ya if its going to get snatched off or not.... hope not. So far so good, id reccommend it. Hope this helps I've got it on a 93 with 4 inch lift on 33's. Its been good so far except it compleatly blocks the rear view mirror with the spare on. Have to get new side views now so I can drive without doors. It was a bitch to install, had to drop gas tank and drill new holes but once all that was done it went on great. Looks good. Holds a 33 in tire, getting 35's soon but shouldn't be an issue. Its solid, looks good and I think worth the price. Arrived with all parts in package. Haven't had to use it for recovery yet so cant tell ya if its going to get snatched off or not.... hope not. So far so good,... » Read More I've got it on a 93 with 4 inch lift on 33's. Its been good so far except it compleatly blocks the rear view mirror with the spare on. Have to get new side views now so I can drive without doors. It was a bitch to install, had to drop gas tank and drill new holes but once all that was done it went on great. Looks good. Holds a 33 in tire, getting 35's soon but shouldn't be an issue. Its solid, looks good and I think worth the price. Arrived with all parts in package. Haven't had to use it for recovery yet so cant tell ya if its going to get snatched off or not.... hope not. So far so good, id reccommend it. Hope this helps « Show Less
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I run 265 with no rub but if you go larger believe you need more backspacing I installed them on an 04 Rubicon 32/33 should fit with slight rub if any
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Sheila, The floor pans in your 2014 Rubicon should be the the same as my 2Dr 2012 2Dr Sahara. The Rubicon has the same body, diff is underneath in springs, shocks, etc. The liner fit my Wrangled like a glove. Really help to contain the dirt and they use the little tabs that keep the liner in place. My only disappointment at first was that the liner did not wrap over the threshold at bottom of doors, but, that might be good as shoes would snag on the edge getting in and out... Overall very happy with the liners... I drive on our beaches in the fall and it will keep sand contained... Great for containing water too... Sheila, The floor pans in your 2014 Rubicon should be the the same as my 2Dr 2012 2Dr Sahara. The Rubicon has the same body, diff is underneath in springs, shocks, etc. The liner fit my Wrangled like a glove. Really help to contain the dirt and they use the little tabs that keep the liner in place. My only disappointment at first was that the liner did not wrap over the threshold at bottom of doors, but, that might be good as shoes would snag on the edge getting in and out... Overall very happy with the liners... I drive on our beaches in the fall and it will keep sand contained... Great... » Read More Sheila, The floor pans in your 2014 Rubicon should be the the same as my 2Dr 2012 2Dr Sahara. The Rubicon has the same body, diff is underneath in springs, shocks, etc. The liner fit my Wrangled like a glove. Really help to contain the dirt and they use the little tabs that keep the liner in place. My only disappointment at first was that the liner did not wrap over the threshold at bottom of doors, but, that might be good as shoes would snag on the edge getting in and out... Overall very happy with the liners... I drive on our beaches in the fall and it will keep sand contained... Great for containing water too... « Show Less
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I have a 2014 R/T (5.7Hemi), and I was very happy with the system. I've had the K&N; on an '06 R/T, and had issues with the filter staying on the flute. So far so good with the Mopar. And impressed with the fit and finish.
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Where are you planning on mounting? My 45 dare was in my quad rail down facing offset for my green dot. The inly way I see this in the way is if you faced it upwards or on your top rail but I still don't see it being an issue because it is so low profile. Hope this helps.
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Hello. Yes, installed on my '14 Rubicon. Fit perfect and are great at eliminating the hood shake. No issues at all so far.
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I have a 305-70-17 on my jk and it clears. There is about a half inch to the bumper.
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Hello Sergio you need two if you have a Dana 44 in the front and rear differentials or you need a Dana 30 cover for the front and a Dana 44 or Dana 35 for the rear please double check your jeep and find out how many you need if you have any question post them here or call 305-639-2361
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I installed an N-Fab lightbar on my 2013 Ram 2500. Mounted the KC HiLite fogs upsidedown on the outer tabs, no problems.
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The mat is Mopar and designed for your vehicle. I purchased this for my son's 2015 and 2014 JK Unlimited and it fits perfectly. I just ordered one for my 2015 Rubicon Unlimited. Stop worrying (:>)
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I own a 2008 Jeep Rubicon with the Dana 44 front and rear differentials. This cover will fit your Jeep if it is the same model.
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Right now I am running 305/55r20 Trail Grapplers on my truck, with aftermarket wheels. And I have no rub at all!!! Thats on a 08 GMC Sierra. So 285 should be good.
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Don't go by my word, but I put mine in a while ago and didn't install any thing else ( track bar, swaybar, ect) And I have not had any problems. In my opinion it's a minimum change in height so the shocks shouldn't matter. In regards to the sway bar, the bar would be at a slightly different angle and would work the same. The track bar I'm not sure on. But like I said I have had no problems and I have driven over 5k miles
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Hi...No but I have it on my 1600 Vulcan and LOVE IT ! It goes by the diameter of the handlebars. I'll be getting one actually next week for my Raider.
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Ive got a 2014 tacoma, but the 4runners seem to be in the same class. I would go to Bilstein's website and find the proper part for your rig, may be the same but you should check. Gave me a 1.75" lift on the front going with the third setting. Probably 2.5 at the top. Is a better solution then spacer blocks because of suspension travel dynamics. Have a shop with the tools to swap the coils (you use the stock coils). It is vary dangerous to do it yourself without the proper tools. I'm glad I got these adj. shocks/struts, really happy with them.Make sure to get an alignment after install. Ive got a 2014 tacoma, but the 4runners seem to be in the same class. I would go to Bilstein's website and find the proper part for your rig, may be the same but you should check. Gave me a 1.75" lift on the front going with the third setting. Probably 2.5 at the top. Is a better solution then spacer blocks because of suspension travel dynamics. Have a shop with the tools to swap the coils (you use the stock coils). It is vary dangerous to do it yourself without the proper tools. I'm glad I got these adj. shocks/struts, really happy with them.Make sure to get an alignment... » Read More Ive got a 2014 tacoma, but the 4runners seem to be in the same class. I would go to Bilstein's website and find the proper part for your rig, may be the same but you should check. Gave me a 1.75" lift on the front going with the third setting. Probably 2.5 at the top. Is a better solution then spacer blocks because of suspension travel dynamics. Have a shop with the tools to swap the coils (you use the stock coils). It is vary dangerous to do it yourself without the proper tools. I'm glad I got these adj. shocks/struts, really happy with them.Make sure to get an alignment after install. « Show Less