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Old 01-23-2013, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by xj_maniac_newb
You are correct. BPE's would be the smartest option, but if you dont feel like doing that you can press the bar pins from your stock shocks into the JK shocks.
That's what I did, but two of mine were maxed out. I don't remember if t was the fronts or the rears.

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Anyone know how much lift you get from stock 80's f150 coils
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Originally Posted by hick92
Anyone know how much lift you get from stock 80's f150 coils
If they're the correct ones, i think around 4" of lift. But they're gonna be stiff as hell. Just make sure you're getting the right ones.
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Originally Posted by hick92
Anyone know how much lift you get from stock 80's f150 coils
Roughly 4"

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Then ill probably grab some. Tons of them out there. I wanted to add BPEs anyway.
I like the RR ones i have, they work very well
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
That's what I did, but two of mine were maxed out. I don't remember if t was the fronts or the rears.


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What size lift were you running? I'm gonna have to run my JK's with some BPE's until i can get new shocks when i move up to 4.5"
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Originally Posted by xj_maniac_newb

If they're the correct ones, i think around 4" of lift. But they're gonna be stiff as hell. Just make sure you're getting the right ones.
I know they are stiff but my cousin has older Ford truck parts out the ***
I'm gonna put my app in soon at the greenhouse
And I found me a parts xj 99 threw a rod for $500
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Originally Posted by xj_maniac_newb
What size lift were you running? I'm gonna have to run my JK's with some BPE's until i can get new shocks when i move up to 4.5"
3.5" RE (broken in, but not worn out) leafs, and 3" SkyJacker coils. Don't judge me, they were cheap.
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
That's what I did, but two of mine were maxed out. I don't remember if t was the fronts or the rears.

https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/bud...herokee-58797/
Did you have BPEs front and rear?

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Roughly 4"

I like the RR ones i have, they work very well
RR?

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What size lift were you running? I'm gonna have to run my JK's with some BPE's until i can get new shocks when i move up to 4.5"
If they wont work for 4", i wont waste my money. Ill just use my 3" ones for now and get Bilstiens eventually. Dont really need to spend the money on good shocks, dont really care.
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That grown man speaks as if he were a jealous 9 year old with a bad temper.
Lol
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
3.5" RE (broken in, but not worn out) leafs, and 3" SkyJacker coils. Don't judge me, they were cheap.
Lol... Pretty sure he has the same ones now haha
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Originally Posted by a_shirey
Did you have BPEs front and rear?



RR?



If they wont work for 4", i wont waste my money. Ill just use my 3" ones for now and get Bilstiens eventually. Dont really need to spend the money on good shocks, dont really care.
Rocky Road

I would just go with the Bilstiens for 4.5 inches
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Originally Posted by 94XjSport94

Rocky Road

I would just go with the Bilstiens for 4.5 inches
Ill just deal with them for now. Ill get new shocks eventually.
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Originally Posted by a_shirey
Did you have BPEs front and rear?
No, I pressed in my old bar pins. The only thing I did on that lift above minimum requirements was the IRO DS track bar.
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Originally Posted by straightsixjeep
Quick question guys. 98' xj, 4.0, ax15, np231, chrysler 8.25. While on the highway between the speeds of 53mph and 58mph I get a loud vibration sound. Its like a fast, low pitched rattle that also hums. It also only does it when Im giving it gas and trying to gain speed. Once I pass 58mph or so It goes away and drives smooth as butter. If I recall it has done this since I bought it, it was stock however now has a 3in lift and 31s. It sounds like its coming from the front of the vehicle. I have changed the diff fluid front and rear, t-case, fluid, trans fluid... New u-joints in the rear driveshaft. Could it be front driveshaft u-joints, front axle u-joints, hub bearing, or my failing muffler/cat? Randomly either my muffler or catalytic converter acts up and it sounds like a glasspack. Comes and goes, I tapped them both but I dont get a clunk/rattle. Let me know what you think, thanks guys.
I skimmed the other posts between you and lowrange but haven't seen this yet: What gear are you in? 55 MPH in 5th with 31s on stock gears is going to put the engine somewhere near 1500 RPM. My 5th gear makes a bunch of noise at lower speeds and under torque, I recall reading that it's probably bearing-related.
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Originally Posted by salad
I skimmed the other posts between you and lowrange but haven't seen this yet: What gear are you in? 55 MPH in 5th with 31s on stock gears is going to put the engine somewhere near 1500 RPM. My 5th gear makes a bunch of noise at lower speeds and under torque, I recall reading that it's probably bearing-related.
It would either in over 2k rpms in 4th gear or around 1500rpm in 5th when it happens. Im hoping its something simple. Bearing related within the ax15?
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