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From: pleasant hill
Year: early 90s
Model: Cherokee
Engine: straight 6
dont know what to add now
i got an 89 cherokee all stock but has 6inch long arms 33x12.5 tires some spot lights and aftermarket sound system. its fun and has crazy flex ( for me) but i just wondering if anyone has any ideas of what i should do next i dont have much money so it would have to be cheap stuff or somehting i can make. i would love to switch from 33s to 35s but im running stock gearing and stock axles. any ideas on what next?
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From: Colorado
Year: 1992, 1996
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So then if you wheel more than pavement you should know what your limited by. When I can't make it up an obstacle i have to have another rig pull me up it, so I know my next upgrade should be lockers or a winch so im not limited by this anymore. Use this to find your next upgrade, or save for some repairs or tune ups. 240k is alot for any vehicle
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i think you're insane for running 33s on stock gearing. 35s would be even worse. acceleration must be horrible and overdrive must be useless on the freeway. i also don't understand why everyone is in a craze to get the biggest tires possible under their rig. you'll do way better off road locked on 33s with proper gearing than open with 35s on stock gearing.
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From: pleasant hill
Year: early 90s
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i cant really just thro on some new axles and gearing. if i do will my front axle be okay with 35s on trails i think they're dana 30 right?
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