Clark Collins
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If I can get them for the right price I'm thinking about installing Rubicon axles in my 2010 JKU. Will the axles swap out without any modifications?
Installing Rubicon axles
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Atch
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Yes except running the wiring for the rubi lockers
nmwranglerx
Caught the Bug
Yea, it's a direct replacement fit. You'll have to wire up the lockers on your own. I'm swapping out my rear axle here in a few weeks.
Clark Collins
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rubi axle
Thanks for the response guys. It looks like I've gotten the answer I was looking for if nobody has anything to add.
suicideking
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Agree that it should be a direct swap. However, I can't remember what it was, but on 2012 and above, there's something that is different. Can't remember what.
I bought a '12 Rubi front D44 to replace my D30. The guy that sold it to me got a PR44 and something didn't fit because PR had to change something for the '12 and didn't change it yet. Sorry to be so vague. If you end up finding a '12 D44, let me know and I'll PM him to find out what it was.
Other than that, yeah, was a direct bolt in and had to wire the locker. I think all it needed was a cheap 12v switch.
I bought a '12 Rubi front D44 to replace my D30. The guy that sold it to me got a PR44 and something didn't fit because PR had to change something for the '12 and didn't change it yet. Sorry to be so vague. If you end up finding a '12 D44, let me know and I'll PM him to find out what it was.
Other than that, yeah, was a direct bolt in and had to wire the locker. I think all it needed was a cheap 12v switch.