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Yes they have but it's a case of the Cherokee design that makes blocks not work real well. A stock Cherokee suffers from axle wrap real bad. Have someone hold the brakes and give it some gas while your watching the yoke, you'll see it try to wrap. Blocks add pressure to the springs I've seen many snap. Add a leafs and shackles are the best lift.
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Not the block voodoo again.....
so ......Axle wrap - YouTube
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Thanks for the video. Seeing wrap in action helps you understand what is really happening under there.
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That's with out blocks...so blaming blocks seems to be putting the horse b4 the cart hugh. Weak springs are mostly to blame blocks just magnify a trouble area already.
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