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an all in one 8.8 truss....and u agree....my last xj had an 8.8 4.10s with 33s on the street...35s on the trail
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Originally Posted by LittleBuddy
I like both, they have pros and cons, but until I can get the warden into something else to DD and I get a new lift and tires and other wish list things, the XJ is her's and won't be wheeled much. Unless I go somewhere where ATs won't leave me spinning in a rut..
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Another day out in storm conditions and loving the Cherokee. That close to just keeping it for winter!
Originally Posted by McGXJ
Damn, dude, glad you're ok.
Sweet. I'm sure there are a **** ton of write ups on it, but how hard would it be to swap into the TJ (how long/how much exp req, etc...)
Sweet. I'm sure there are a **** ton of write ups on it, but how hard would it be to swap into the TJ (how long/how much exp req, etc...)
Originally Posted by Garrettfab
I've swapped one into a tj. I think the brackets were about $300-$350. It took me about a day. It's a lot of measuring and making sure the pinion angle is close enough for adjustment. You usually have the relocate the breather too. I think I used brackets and brake cables from mountain offroad.
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Originally Posted by NewKindOfClown
11 members on the thread right now, and the only girl is Shirley. You got lucky with your timing.
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Yeah, found one on JF for $250, 4.10 gears that in thinking about for TJ bc it has 35 rear. With 33s, 5 sp and 4", I think 4.10 might still be low, but still looking into that. I was thinking about going to 4.56 on TJ too bc im gonna need to re-gear the front when I put the 8.8 on
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Evening. Glad the storms passed thru.. lotta good reading today.
gotta luv the diesels. and Maryland Performance has some nice runners.
gotta luv the diesels. and Maryland Performance has some nice runners.
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Its got discs...waitin on pics to see condition.
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So I have a boat load of parts that need to go on and I would like your guys help if possible. I can shoot for any weekend in October. It will be at my uncles place in mt. Airy you guys let me know what works for you guys. Plan on doing front coils with spacers, shackles with relocation brackets, trac bar and SYE. Probably take Saturday and Sunday. I'd like to shoot for the first weekend. Can anyone make it??? I'll definitely bring some good beer and will pay for food. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Pudgy Fingers
So I have a boat load of parts that need to go on and I would like your guys help if possible. I can shoot for any weekend in October. It will be at my uncles place in mt. Airy you guys let me know what works for you guys. Plan on doing front coils with spacers, shackles with relocation brackets, trac bar and SYE. Probably take Saturday and Sunday. I'd like to shoot for the first weekend. Can anyone make it??? I'll definitely bring some good beer and will pay for food. Thanks.