GForce WK210105A - 6.2 Trackhawk Renegade Axles

Specific notes for 6.2L Jeep Grand Cherokee Trackhawk:
• Trackhawk uses a 32 spline inner stub and 35 spline outer stub
• MUST USE aftermarket differential bushings or differential brace to help prevent damage to axles from excess rear end movement. Damage that occurs due to the stub not being seated fully will NOT be covered under warranty.
• It is important to understand that this is an exceptionally heavy vehicle, making a lot of torque with a steep 1st gear… These axles have served our customers very well, but it is important to realize that we are asking a lot of a 32 spline inner stub and 31 spline axle bar.
• These are the strongest components that we can make to work within the OEM specifications, but that does not mean they are bombproof. These vehicles are also very prone to wheel hop, which increases the likelihood of axle or driveline damage. We are planning options for a 9″ conversion down the road, but it will be more involved than our standard kits and will take more time to develop. We have numerous customers at 1100hp who haven’t hurt anything; We’ve had customers with numerous runs at 1400 who eventually hurt parts and customers as low as 750 who have hurt parts. Our average customer hovers around 900-950. At this level, it doesn’t take much of a mistake to hurt something if you strike the tires wrong.

Fitment
GForce axle shafts were manufactured based on OEM suspension. Aftermarket shocks, control arms, etc. may present clearance issues. If CV boots have clearance issues, low profile boots can be purchased at an upgraded cost. The low profile boots reduce the amount of available axle angle in comparison to the standard boots, so they are not ideal for lowered or high axle angle vehicles. This includes 2010-15 Camaro and all years of Mopar platforms. If you have questions or would like to add low profile boots to your axles, please contact us for more information.

Damage Prevention
NO DRIVELINE COMPONENT IS BOMBPROOF! GForce does not put a power rating on any driveline components as there are entirely too many variables that can affect a driveline component outside of power. We take great pride in trying to build the strongest driveline components to fit within certain applications, but it is important to know that You, the end customer, are responsible for seeing to proper installation and You, as the driver, are responsible for the lifespan of your axles or other driveline components.