SYE kit
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okay but that is the one im going to get now can you help me out and tell me what i need to buy with it to be ready to go when i install everything
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Year: 1989 xj sport 2dr
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they say recomend for it with the tc drop and rear shackles you might get away with no sye but i would invest in longer brake lines at the least then get the sye if you get vibrations unless your wallets fat get the sye and shaft...lmop...other will have different opinions but research others that have same lift year and transmission...
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okay but if i got the sye wat else is needed cuz the brake lines come with it
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theres different companys that make them you need to figure out which makes you feel comfortable with the product your buying they can most likely get ya a shaft
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Here is a suggestion. Maybe you should start with a short lift and work up. Higher lifts require more expertise, something that i see that you lack in. especially by not knowing what an sye is, buy yet you want to lift a jeep. Dude, im not trying to be rude. Im just trying to save your life and possibly others.
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Here is a suggestion. Maybe you should start with a short lift and work up. Higher lifts require more expertise, something that i see that you lack in. especially by not knowing what an sye is, buy yet you want to lift a jeep. Dude, im not trying to be rude. Im just trying to save your life and possibly others.
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yo man you definitely dont know me cuz my jeep is already lifted 3.5 and i have liofted maybe twenty of them and i have never ran into it cuz they never wanted it and i knew what it was just didnt know the right stuff with it and im just asking for advice so why dont you keep your comments to yourself thanks