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Year: 1999
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Originally Posted by tadavis711
I finally got my jeep lifted and new tires put on. I have a 1999 Jeep Cherokee Limited 4.0 with a new 3" lift and went from my old tires (P235/70 R 15) to my new tires (31x10.5 R 15). Who can tell me how many teeth do I need for a new speedometer gear so that my speedometer is reading correctly?
That site sells 'em too
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Year: 1996
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Originally Posted by Lyferxb9s
We didn't use a ratchet strap but we managed to get it installed I just hate that the front in is about 1.5'' to the left now. Makes the truck look so dis proportioned.
axle swap!!! cj5 xj
i have a 86 cherokee no enginer or trans and also a 72 cj5 with motor trans t case and axles. i have heard about the stock axles in my xj being very weak. it originally had a 2.5l i4 i am putting the i6 out or the cj in my xj and am thinking about swapping axles also. has anyone done this before?? it wont be expensive swap as i already have eveverything and i will be doing the fab work myself. im sure the stock axles from my xj wont hold up to the i6 and the 33 groundhawgs please reply with your opinions thank tyou!!!!
Rear spring from rc are to short, they are working on the problem but its still there for the time being I say zone sadly even though I love rc, zone has the better leafs, THAT SAID the best flex short ARM 4.5 lift is going to be normal 4.5 in front but 3.5 springs rear with a 1" shackle or a 2.5 spring with a 2 inch shackle but then your lossing departure angles so its up to you, if you have any questions fell free to ask
So pretty much what I could do to get a good SA kit is lower my spending on the X-Series RC Kit with rear add a leafs and then Call Zone to get there leaf and shackels?
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Year: 2001
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Originally Posted by Parsnip
At 4.5 in its optional...at 6.5 I feel that without it your going to have serious binding angles id get the Sye right away
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Yes. 4.5 with 33s and cut fenders is pretty standard.
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Originally Posted by McCaffrey
Yes. 4.5 with 33s and cut fenders is pretty standard.
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Year: 2001
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Originally Posted by lowrange2
I went farther up it than you did. :P
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Originally Posted by lowrange2
In the picture it was about 6.5"s and 35's.
Now its around 5"s and the same tires.
Now its around 5"s and the same tires.
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Year: 1996
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Originally Posted by lowrange2
AA SYE and Tom Woods drive shafts front and rear.