IT seems to me that there is a lot of misinformation in this thread and a lot of people acting like they are 8 years old with the name calling and such. I believe that the premise of this thread was simple. Should someone use a mog axle instead of a Dana 60 or 70 type axle? In order to answer the question or help the person decide information or points should be presented that mean something, supported by facts or ideas. Bullshiat and name calling dont help anyone build a rig or make a decision...I know that some of it is in fun, but if you want to do that crap go to PBB, they are full of it....
Now, someone asked about using a Toyota center section with mog outers. This has been done and is a good idea for several reasons. The toyota center sections can be had with a 3.54 RP, which is the same as the stock mog center. Because this RP is numerically low its much stronger than a regeared axle, like a 5.29 or 5.88. RP and other parts can also be cryo treated for additional durability and strength very cheaply. Now that many more aftermarket toy parts are available such as stronger inners and birfs, this center section is just about bulletproof. It also eliminates the need to do a pinion conversion on the mog axle and gains some driveline length as the toy pinion is shorter. The portal ends have been broken on 404 series, i have seen pics and one in person in a comp buggy. Never seen a 416 axle broken anywhere, but you have to run 20" wheels and the axles are heavier and more $$$. Maybe a HD toy birf, like longfields, etc could be used somehow in a mog end for added strength. dont know of anyone making aftermarket mog birfields yet. You also reduce, by using a portal, stresses and loads on individual parts, where in a dana type axle, adding strength usually means adding weight to an already heavy axle. Mogs are not light for sure, disc brakes will shave a good bit of weight though. Custom Dana 60s or similar can be 5k each with some nice quality parts. of course you can build cheaper with stock parts, but then you lose some strength as well, just like in a toy axle...dont think you would need to put huge money in a mog axle to make it suit your needs...
just my two euros worth