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06-02-2012, 10:42 AM
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Year: 1993
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Originally Posted by russell1998
I want to keep them on because it's my daily driver. Would it be fine to leave them on ?
06-02-2012, 10:42 AM
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Alright guys after reading dukie564's post about the DPG's OME kits I think I have my lift narrowed down to 3 options.
http://www.4wd.com/Jeep-Lift-Kits-Je...3&t_pn=ARB8401
http://dpgoffroad.com/products/3-inch-deluxe-xj-kit/
http://dpgoffroad.com/products/22-5-...-hybrid-kit-2/
They are all OME kits I just want to know if there are any parts in these kits that I don't need. Also with the first kit posted if I don't have a dana 35 axle will this still work. Not sure how the rearend determines what type of lift you can use. I think I have a chrysler 8.25 rearend but I am not 100% sure. Remember I won't be wheeling this it is a DD for now so I am just looking to clear my 31" tires and possibly improve the ride based on the OME reviews I have read.
http://www.4wd.com/Jeep-Lift-Kits-Je...3&t_pn=ARB8401
http://dpgoffroad.com/products/3-inch-deluxe-xj-kit/
http://dpgoffroad.com/products/22-5-...-hybrid-kit-2/
They are all OME kits I just want to know if there are any parts in these kits that I don't need. Also with the first kit posted if I don't have a dana 35 axle will this still work. Not sure how the rearend determines what type of lift you can use. I think I have a chrysler 8.25 rearend but I am not 100% sure. Remember I won't be wheeling this it is a DD for now so I am just looking to clear my 31" tires and possibly improve the ride based on the OME reviews I have read.
06-02-2012, 10:58 AM
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Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: HO4.0 I6
Originally Posted by Charlie00
Alright guys after reading dukie564's post about the DPG's OME kits I think I have my lift narrowed down to 3 options.
http://www.4wd.com/Jeep-Lift-Kits-Je...3&t_pn=ARB8401
http://dpgoffroad.com/products/3-inch-deluxe-xj-kit/
http://dpgoffroad.com/products/22-5-...-hybrid-kit-2/
They are all OME kits I just want to know if there are any parts in these kits that I don't need. Also with the first kit posted if I don't have a dana 35 axle will this still work. Not sure how the rearend determines what type of lift you can use. I think I have a chrysler 8.25 rearend but I am not 100% sure. Remember I won't be wheeling this it is a DD for now so I am just looking to clear my 31" tires and possibly improve the ride based on the OME reviews I have read.
http://www.4wd.com/Jeep-Lift-Kits-Je...3&t_pn=ARB8401
http://dpgoffroad.com/products/3-inch-deluxe-xj-kit/
http://dpgoffroad.com/products/22-5-...-hybrid-kit-2/
They are all OME kits I just want to know if there are any parts in these kits that I don't need. Also with the first kit posted if I don't have a dana 35 axle will this still work. Not sure how the rearend determines what type of lift you can use. I think I have a chrysler 8.25 rearend but I am not 100% sure. Remember I won't be wheeling this it is a DD for now so I am just looking to clear my 31" tires and possibly improve the ride based on the OME reviews I have read.
06-03-2012, 09:47 AM
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06-03-2012, 05:28 PM
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I have another question about RE super ride vs flex. Thanks for bearing with me.
Are the springs the same? Because if so, I would rather buy the super ride and spend the extra $200 on better adjustable lowers, shocks, and better discos. Would there be anything else I would have to buy separate? Thanks again, I'm new as hell to lifting and I'd like to do it right the first time.
Are the springs the same? Because if so, I would rather buy the super ride and spend the extra $200 on better adjustable lowers, shocks, and better discos. Would there be anything else I would have to buy separate? Thanks again, I'm new as hell to lifting and I'd like to do it right the first time.
06-03-2012, 06:17 PM
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Originally Posted by GreyDog
I have another question about RE super ride vs flex. Thanks for bearing with me.
Are the springs the same? Because if so, I would rather buy the super ride and spend the extra $200 on better adjustable lowers, shocks, and better discos. Would there be anything else I would have to buy separate? Thanks again, I'm new as hell to lifting and I'd like to do it right the first time.
Are the springs the same? Because if so, I would rather buy the super ride and spend the extra $200 on better adjustable lowers, shocks, and better discos. Would there be anything else I would have to buy separate? Thanks again, I'm new as hell to lifting and I'd like to do it right the first time.
06-03-2012, 06:23 PM
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Originally Posted by larryftmfw
There not, could the alignment shop have messed something up?