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What are the dementions for a 01 xj headliner

dukie564

measure or buy a kit.

i've heard if you're recovering it 3 yards X 60" wide is perfect with a bit left over

generalpee

Thanks man u saved me money

Bwallace33908

im going to look at a lift kit tomorrow, from what the guy says he has a rustys 6in lift. what should i be looking for, roughly how many parts should be there (obviously leaf springs, shocks, and coils) but what else should i check for.

any help would be great thanks

Skunkape

Ask him which lift,then go to their website and it will give you a list of all the parts.

Nperryman

Does treadwright retread their tires so that each type of tire has the same tread depth as it is when bought new. Reason I ask is because I saw that bf goodrich a/t 31" tires on the website have a tread depth of 19/32" which doesn't seem as deep as a new one. And mt guard was like 17/32" .......

dukie564

it has nothing to do with the sidewall (in fact unless you specify which one, they'll retread whatever sidewall they have on hand for you). The tread depth is completely their own specification

Nperryman

Sorry, I'm confused. By tread depth they mean sidewall of the tire? Not the ctual tread?

dukie564

No, what they do is take a tire with worn out tread, and add their own tread design to the body of the tire. Treadwright's tread design / depth has nothing to do with what manufacturer's tire they use. You can specify what sidewall (eg: what manufacturer's tire) you want them to apply the tread to, and they try to accommodate your request.

To further clarify - they are not rebuilding the exact tire as it came from the other manufacturer, they are simply re-using the bald tire's sidewall and construction, and slapping on their own tread design (thus making them "re-tread" tires)

HeadbanginJ33p

Hey guys quick question. How high can you raise a Jeep before the insurance goes up? Or does it go up no matter how high you raise it? I was lookin at getting a 3" (maybe 6") lift kit and was wondering.

96xjclassic

Are 2 door window cranks (and mechanics) any different or more heavy duty than a four door??

crudfoot

What does that mean when you say the crank sensor isn't " indexed"? My '95 Cherokee acts like it wants to crank up but no such luck. We installed an '87 4.0 in it and switched everything over from the '95 engine.Any help would be appreciated.

kevxj96

well i put a new map sensor on nothing changed tried to pull ccv out it broke in the elbow still no change it backfires (pops ) threw the tbi if i give to much too fast ¿fireing on open intake valve? man i dont want to put in the shop!!!!

dukie564

insurance rates aren't based on height. They are based on year/make/model, engine size, and your driving record.

This also means insurance won't pay to replace your modified/aftermarket parts, but i'm sure you knew that

dukie564

cranks are the same, mechanics are different due to bigger door size (length)

More heavy duty? no.