After a lot of grinding, cutting, welding, and general axle work, the JK 1 ton swap video series has came to an end. I hope this video series helps anyone who is looking to do a junkyard axle swap for their Jeep.
In the first episode I mentioned my goal was to be around 8-10K and I landed within that ballpark. You can do the swap cheaper, and you can also start cranking up those numbers very easily.

Doing a one ton swap for your Jeep is not cheap, however you don’t need to spend 16K on a set of axles.
Overall I am very happy with the outcome, and I can comfortably rely on my axles holding up to some vigorous off-roading.

Now, do I recommend this swap for every Jeep owner?
No...
Everyone doesn’t need one ton axles, but for those of you looking to run 40” tires and hit some hard trails then this is the swap for you.
Doing a junkyard swap requires a lot of work and time, but the process is highly rewarding.

If you ever have any questions feel free to comment and I will do my best to help you out!

Until the next project!! Keep on Jeeping On!