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Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0 XJ
You can get Pro Comp 2.5 inch leafs and put 1 or 1.5 inch shackles at the back. If that is your dark blue XJ in the pick with the rack, your leafs are sagging. The rear is supposed to be a little higher than the front from the factory. Look to see if you have an arch to your springs. If they are flat or almost flat you will want to replace them. XJ's are famous for lousy stock leafs.
If you put a set of AAL's in, the stock long spring will eventually start to bend at the edge of the AAL or shackle eye. The Pro Comp rear leafs are $200 to your door from TruckProUsa and with the 1 or 1.5 shackle you will get 4 inches and a perfect 45 degree shackle angle. Fat Bob's Garage has a budget lift (3 inch front spacers and 2 inch rear shackles) to complement the Pro Comps for $85. Remember, you will need shocks. Even at 3 inches the stock shocks are maxed out. Rough Country Front 8000's ($25) and Jeep MJ comanche rear shocks ($25).
If you put a set of AAL's in, the stock long spring will eventually start to bend at the edge of the AAL or shackle eye. The Pro Comp rear leafs are $200 to your door from TruckProUsa and with the 1 or 1.5 shackle you will get 4 inches and a perfect 45 degree shackle angle. Fat Bob's Garage has a budget lift (3 inch front spacers and 2 inch rear shackles) to complement the Pro Comps for $85. Remember, you will need shocks. Even at 3 inches the stock shocks are maxed out. Rough Country Front 8000's ($25) and Jeep MJ comanche rear shocks ($25).
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by Celticclove
Would a 4" drop pit man for grand cherokee would for my xj with a 3 inch lift?
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Year: 1991
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.6 stroker ;)
Originally Posted by shawn_00x
This may seem dumb but can I do a stroker 4.0 in a 2000 XJ? All the write ups I see are pre 97's. Thanks for any help
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Year: 98
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4 L
Hy ..quesion about swaybar/linkage...
During the time i got to drop the front diff i realize that the linkage are bended...ordered new one but the question is :
is that normal that the place on the sway bar where the linkage plug got some...angle??
During the time i got to drop the front diff i realize that the linkage are bended...ordered new one but the question is :
is that normal that the place on the sway bar where the linkage plug got some...angle??
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Year: 1987
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by jp92cherokee
I know u can use the engine for a stroker but I don't thing ur electronics would work ! Most strokers I seen have a distributor including mine
whats the POA
I have a 96 cherokee straight 6 2wd. I live in California and i failed smog because of high NoX. I Did the Seafoam in crankcase and in the intake . Do i need to change my oil and spark plugs to pass smog? What is my best plan of action. My cat is good
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Year: '00
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
You should definitely change your oil. It gets thinned out by the seafoam. How long since you have done a tune up? Might wanna throw one at it.
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Year: 1991
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.6 stroker ;)
Originally Posted by Jeepyjeepy
Honestly i dont know what a distributor has to do with anything but ive seen strokers of many models including new chevy ls1s that are distributorless. The main thing is the ecu will have to be retuned so the fuel mapping is right for the stroker
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Year: 1991
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Engine: 4.6 stroker ;)
Originally Posted by Jeepyjeepy
Honestly i dont know what a distributor has to do with anything but ive seen strokers of many models including new chevy ls1s that are distributorless. The main thing is the ecu will have to be retuned so the fuel mapping is right for the stroker
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Year: '99 and '91
Model: Cherokee
What are your thoughts on performance ignition coils? Like the flamethrower series on quadratec.com? Are they worth it? I'm about to do a tune up on a 99. Getting an accel kit, probably replace the coil too.
Also anyone have the rugged ridge window vent (rain deflectors as they call em)? How do they look? Stick out far?
Also anyone have the rugged ridge window vent (rain deflectors as they call em)? How do they look? Stick out far?
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Year: '00
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Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 6 Cylinders S 4.0L MFI
Ok, so I've been looking for tail light guards and haven't found any anywhere. I keep finding plenty for Grand Cherokees, but none for my 1999 Classic. Can anyone help me? I'm trying to find some heavy duty bar type ones. Not just plastic covers. Thanks in advance!!