I wouldn't worry about that kind of hold up with JT's! Tundra's don't have quite the aftermarket following and off road scene that Jeep Wrangler based vehicles do! I would also like a TrueTrac up front on my Overland!i found meyers manufacturing and eaton performance on instagram, i'm bugging them there already, maybe anyone else with some insta can hit them up also, i just bugged them on posts they had about the truetrac, one sad soul has been waiting for one for the tundra rear ends that have been same since 2007...i hope it won't be like that for these trucks
All Advantek 44s have 32 spline shafts. Here is the info on Advantek axles:I know it has been a bit.. Best I can tell, The Non-Rubi Wrangler/Gladiator is 32 spline. The MaxTow/Rubicon is 35 spline. Normal people Dana 44 is 30 spline. I have a question out to Gealson Torsen asking if they have any plans to build a unit for us. Will respond back if/when I here from them.
Exactly, that is the issue. Wrangler/Gladiator Non Rubicon is 32 spline. Rubicon is 35 Spline....... No Truetrac/ Gleason/Torsen support. Did you notice there is no mention of any traction aiding device.All Advantek 44s have 32 spline shafts. Here is the info on Advantek axles:
https://media.spicerparts.com/cfs/files/media/82zRkJu59KQ7gJBaf/PERF-JLADVANTEK-42018.pdf?token=eyJhdXRoVG9rZW4iOiIifQ==&store=original
You are incorrect. ALL Dana 44 Advantek axles are 32 spline. It says that right on the left side of the page. It mentions locking differentials right in the center. Put your glasses on...Exactly, that is the issue. Wrangler/Gladiator Non Rubicon is 32 spline. Rubicon is 35 Spline....... No Truetrac/ Gleason/Torsen support. Did you notice there is no mention of any traction aiding device.