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Alloy USA Dana 30 JK Master Ring and Pinion Installation Kit – 352050

Alloy USA

  • Alloy USA 352050 master ring and pinion installation kit for the Dana 30 JK axle, tied to the Jeep Wrangler JK (2007-2018)
  • Includes bearings, pinion seals, pinion shims, crush sleeve, pinion nut, ring gear bolts and marking compound
  • Part number 352050, UPC 801773044839

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Description

Overview

The Alloy USA 352050 is a master ring and pinion installation kit for the Dana 30 JK axle, which the product title ties to the Jeep Wrangler JK (2007-2018). It gathers the small parts needed to rebuild a differential or install a ring and pinion set in one package.

The kit includes bearings, pinion seals, pinion shims, a crush sleeve, a pinion nut, ring gear bolts and gear marking compound, so each item does not have to be tracked down separately.

Key features

  • Master kit with bearings
  • Pinion seals and pinion shims included
  • Crush sleeve and pinion nut included
  • Ring gear bolts for ring gear installation
  • Gear marking compound for tooth contact checks

Preparing for professional setup

Pinion depth, backlash and bearing preload all have to be set together, and that work is usually done by a shop with gear setup equipment. Before that appointment, clean the carrier and check the bearing bores for scoring. A clean housing makes the shim stack easier to read and reduces the chance of a poor contact pattern.

Keep the pinion nut and crush sleeve out of the setup until the shim stack is set. Pressing bearings and seals takes controlled force, so use a press or a proper driver rather than hammering. Eye protection should be worn during pressing, as the installation guidance advises.

  • Clean the carrier before setup
  • Check bearing bores for scoring
  • Use a press rather than hammering bearings

Specifications

Brand Alloy USA
Part number 352050
UPC 801773044839
Kit type Master installation kit with bearings
Axle Dana 30

Vehicle fitment

The Dana 30 JK axle is the basis for fit, and it corresponds to the Jeep Wrangler JK from 2007 to 2018. The JK chassis code is the only vehicle reference, so the years follow from that code.

It fits Wrangler JK models only, not the Wrangler TJ, LJ or JL generations. Verify year, model and trim against your vehicle before buying.

Installation notes

Gear sets like this usually need professional setup for pinion depth and backlash, and the crush sleeve is set during that process. Wear eye protection when pressing bearings and seals.

What’s included

Bearings, pinion seals, pinion shims, crush sleeve, pinion nut, ring gear bolts and marking compound.

Not included: The ring and pinion gear set is not part of the kit, so plan to use your own gear set.

SKU: ALY352050 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 6.00 lbs
Package dimensions 12.00 × 11.00 × 3.00 in
brands

Fitment

VehicleYearsTrims
Jeep Wrangler (JK) likely fits2007–2018All

Vehicles marked "likely fits" are inferred from the product description rather than a manufacturer fitment list. Please confirm fitment with the manufacturer before ordering.

Use “Select your vehicle” at the top of the page to check this part against your vehicle.

Questions & Answers

Does this kit fit a Jeep Wrangler JK?

Yes, for the Jeep Wrangler JK from 2007 to 2018 with a Dana 30 JK axle. Confirm your axle is a Dana 30 and your vehicle year before installing the kit.

Does the kit include a ring and pinion gear set?

No. The kit contains bearings, pinion seals, pinion shims, crush sleeve, pinion nut, ring gear bolts and marking compound. A gear set is not included, so use your own.

What is the part number and UPC?

The Alloy USA part number is 352050 and the UPC is 801773044839. Both identify this master ring and pinion installation kit for the Dana 30 JK axle.

How do you tell whether the gear set needs replacing?

Look for chipped or pitted teeth, a whine that changes with load, and a contact pattern that will not center during setup. A gear set showing these signs should be replaced rather than reused with new bearings and seals.