NewKindOfClown

That's if you keep using the sway bar. I recommend it, especially if you daily drive your Jeep.

Check my last edit if you missed it.

The track bar centers your front axle from left to right. While you can physically reconnect your stock track bar at that height, it's a very bad idea. Your axle will be pulled far to the left, and you won't have good steering or tracking.

CherokeePurp

Well good steering is definitely part of my issues right now. I think I need new u-joints in both sides of the front and maybe the drive shaft as well. How much would a track bar and the necessary parts run me? I got a total budget of $800 to work with which I still have to buy the drive shaft u joint and the drivers side as well. Also any parts coinciding with that project.
And this is my daily driver so I will be keeping my sway bar which I'll need new bushings for.

OP_Rover

Here's a chart for the rear axle. A C8.25 has a flat bottom, while the Dana 35 has a rounded bottom. And as far as the sway bar goes, by disconnecting your sway bar, the vehicle will allow the axle to articulate more, granting more flex. While driving, the sway bar reduced body roll, making it safer to drive. Quick disconnects allow you to keep them connected on the road, and disconnected off the road. However, many jeepers, myself included, like driving with the sway bar off better, it's a little smoother, and frees up the vehicles movements. Don't buy new discos for $100! Either make your own set for $15, or buy a used pair off of someone else like I did! Save your money for something like extended brake lines because they're probably next on the list of things that will limit flex. Here's one method, for DIY discos, there are many to choose from just google it! http://www.jeepforum.com/forum/f9/ho...ctures-437021/

salad

lol

Also no, Kuzican said "it looks good" not "I cleaned it and tested it". Battery terminals that cause no starts often "look good"

NewKindOfClown

That comment was in regards to his PCM swap.

salad

Ah. Fine then, be that way!

XJMOOSE69

I've got a new head unit in my Cherokee 2000 sport 4x4 4.0 and whenever it is shifted into 1-2 the dash (lights, radio, shifter light up, and tail lights) stop working. no power nuthin. the fuse that blows is #17,(15 amp fuse). there are 4 wires nutted together from the radio into one, and its the only way all those things i mentioned will run, if those four wires are in one nut. Help
and yeah i know I'm an idiot for connecting those wires but I'm no electrician. Thx

CherokeePurp

So I just went and checked I do have the C8.25 differential. How is that compared to the D35?

salad

Very gooder much

cruiser54

Waymo. Waymo betta.

odgreen

mjcxking

CherokeePurp

I can dig that.
Another question... what else should I buy for fixing both front u-joints and the drive shaft u-joint other than the joints themselves? I've got some real chunking going on when im driving at lower spends from roughly 15-25mph.
Could it be anything else other than the joints causing that? Like bearings or something along those lines?

salad

ROFL

Yep, toast bushings on leaf springs and shocks, transmission mount, brakes too. It's important to crawl underneath and find out what's loose.

lukepat

QUick question guys. When i come around corners sometimes, at normal speed, my jeep starts to die and lose power. Throttle stops working for a few seconds, and revs drop way down. Weird thing is only happens really when i make a left turn. Any answers, anybody? IS this a big issue? My guess is something with a fuel delivery or something somewhere in the fuel system