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Rough Country does. http://roughcountry.com/jeep_xj_4x.html
I guess some companies just suck.
I guess some companies just suck.
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Originally Posted by gullycreeper
im new to the jeep comunity and was hopeing to get some info on a good three inch lift
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How do I add MORE lift to fit taller tires?
I have a 3"lift (1" TC drop and adjustable track bar) and am running 31" tires.
I just got some new 35"x12.5 KM2s (dirt cheap, could not pass them up) and I want to install them, what is the cheapest way to do this?
Here where I live (in Hawaii) I mainly use my Cherokee to get to the ocean on lava rock trails, nothing to serious, rocks about the size of bowling *****. I haven't had any clearance issues with the 3" lift
My thought is 2" coil spacers and 1.75" shackles, also new brake lines and drop pitman arm (I don't know what size drop to get), and fender flares (I like the look of the new Bushwaker Flat flares, any body know how much wider these are than stock)?
And last but not least steering box brace, one more question, my shocks are new so is there a way to extend them also, so I don't have yo buy new ones right now.
Thanks for any help!
I just got some new 35"x12.5 KM2s (dirt cheap, could not pass them up) and I want to install them, what is the cheapest way to do this?
Here where I live (in Hawaii) I mainly use my Cherokee to get to the ocean on lava rock trails, nothing to serious, rocks about the size of bowling *****. I haven't had any clearance issues with the 3" lift
My thought is 2" coil spacers and 1.75" shackles, also new brake lines and drop pitman arm (I don't know what size drop to get), and fender flares (I like the look of the new Bushwaker Flat flares, any body know how much wider these are than stock)?
And last but not least steering box brace, one more question, my shocks are new so is there a way to extend them also, so I don't have yo buy new ones right now.
Thanks for any help!
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I have a 3"lift (1" TC drop and adjustable track bar) and am running 31" tires.
I just got some new 35"x12.5 KM2s (dirt cheap, could not pass them up) and I want to install them, what is the cheapest way to do this?
Here where I live (in Hawaii) I mainly use my Cherokee to get to the ocean on lava rock trails, nothing to serious, rocks about the size of bowling *****. I haven't had any clearance issues with the 3" lift
My thought is 2" coil spacers and 1.75" shackles, also new brake lines and drop pitman arm (I don't know what size drop to get), and fender flares (I like the look of the new Bushwaker Flat flares, any body know how much wider these are than stock)?
And last but not least steering box brace, one more question, my shocks are new so is there a way to extend them also, so I don't have yo buy new ones right now.
Thanks for any help!
I just got some new 35"x12.5 KM2s (dirt cheap, could not pass them up) and I want to install them, what is the cheapest way to do this?
Here where I live (in Hawaii) I mainly use my Cherokee to get to the ocean on lava rock trails, nothing to serious, rocks about the size of bowling *****. I haven't had any clearance issues with the 3" lift
My thought is 2" coil spacers and 1.75" shackles, also new brake lines and drop pitman arm (I don't know what size drop to get), and fender flares (I like the look of the new Bushwaker Flat flares, any body know how much wider these are than stock)?
And last but not least steering box brace, one more question, my shocks are new so is there a way to extend them also, so I don't have yo buy new ones right now.
Thanks for any help!
In my personal opinion...and call me crazy....but you said you dont do any crazy wheeling, so 35's seem to be a bit of overkill...so if i where you i'd try to sell or trade the 35's for a set of 33's, then all you have to do is trim your fenders and boom your done, your axles will be much happier along with your wallet...but its all up to you...best of luck.
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2 inch body lift kit for 94 jeep wrangler brand new, still in box. from 4wd hardware. fits 89-95 I believe. 2 inches.
Found the above add on Craigslist. how possible is it that this would work for my 89'
Found the above add on Craigslist. how possible is it that this would work for my 89'
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Originally Posted by Dusty.Rose
2 inch body lift kit for 94 jeep wrangler brand new, still in box. from 4wd hardware. fits 89-95 I believe. 2 inches.
Found the above add on Craigslist. how possible is it that this would work for my 89'
Found the above add on Craigslist. how possible is it that this would work for my 89'
inscribed via iPhone4 on xjForum using the swaybars that aren't on my Jeep
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yep she's a cherokee. damn my hopes at another project are shot down again. Thanks though.
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Originally Posted by Slugger
did you guys get the series 2 kit from RC or the one without control arms?
Is it worth it to get the series 2?
Is it worth it to get the series 2?
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