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Because i think he just used the stock lower control arm bracket. Lol.
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I just noticed the lack of steering as well. Booty fab ftw!
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Yes, read, read, read, and read some more.
Ask yourself, "I'm 14, how am I going to afford all this"?
Why do you want "at least" 33's?
Ask yourself, "I'm 14, how am I going to afford all this"?
Why do you want "at least" 33's?
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For suspension, I like a 3" lift with cut fenders to fit 33s. Lifting is all about preference. What will you use it for, and how do you want it to look? Once you decide on a lift height, look at companies.
A lot of guys here can help you out, but I'm leaving for work right now. Welcome to CF, and good luck
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i just bought an stock 89 cherokee, haven't really messed with jeeps much but i'm pretty excited about this project. i'm putting my wife thru school right now so till she graduates my budget is limited, so that being said, i've read about f150 and S10 leaf springs for an affordable suspention lift, what years do i need to get these items from? The original owner said the only thing that was wrong with the jeep is the fuel pump, will an inline fuel pump work just the same? Is the 4.0 motor a strong motor or do you recommend a motor swap?
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Any add a leaf is gonna ride rough compared to new leaf packs. 3 inch coil spacers aren't advise able, but can be used. A pair of 3 inch coils is only 100 dollars. I'd cough up the extra dough if I was you. You may not even need an sye or t case drop at 3 inches of left, especially I you have a pre 96 xj. If you do wind up needing one, you will want to got with 1 inch.
Also, 30s will look a little small on a 3 inch lift. To may consider a 2 inch lift and 30s which will allow you to use your stock shocks, or a 3 inch lift and 31s.
Also, you could use a pair of 4 door jk rubicon shock to save a little money and get coils instead of spacers.
Also, 30s will look a little small on a 3 inch lift. To may consider a 2 inch lift and 30s which will allow you to use your stock shocks, or a 3 inch lift and 31s.
Also, you could use a pair of 4 door jk rubicon shock to save a little money and get coils instead of spacers.
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