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Year: 1991
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I agree I was going to purchase steelies w my tires anyway so might as well go that route. How much should I trim off my fenders not sure if I should go with the bushwackers or I read some where about I think it was the rear fender flair off of a grand cherokee or something long those lines.
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Year: 1993 YJ Wrangler
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Originally Posted by doublezero
Whats the thoughts on transfer case drop kits or angel blocks under the leafs? I just put a 3" lift kit on and acquired a bit of vibration.
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Year: 1993 YJ Wrangler
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Originally Posted by KyleXJ
Is an SYE enough to lengthen the driveling for a 4.5" lift?
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Year: 1994
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When y'all bend the hard brake lines in the front to go straight, how do you attach the bracket to the hole there? The sock one is threaded but the other is not
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Year: 2000
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Originally Posted by 94XjSport94
When y'all bend the hard brake lines in the front to go straight, how do you attach the bracket to the hole there? The sock one is threaded but the other is not
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Do I need to shim my axle when using a sye? I'm confused that.
I want to use a front shaft on the rear would that make a difference?
I want to use a front shaft on the rear would that make a difference?
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
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Originally Posted by DieselD
Do I need to shim my axle when using a sye? I'm confused that.
I want to use a front shaft on the rear would that make a difference?
I want to use a front shaft on the rear would that make a difference?
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Yea makes sense. I know I seen a diagram before outlining what the angles should be.
So basically, the pinion and the shaft should be "pointing" at each other. Right? Lol
Anyone know what degree shim would be ideal with 6.5" or slightly higher.
So basically, the pinion and the shaft should be "pointing" at each other. Right? Lol
Anyone know what degree shim would be ideal with 6.5" or slightly higher.
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Year: 1996
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Originally Posted by DieselD
Yea makes sense. I know I seen a diagram before outlining what the angles should be.
So basically, the pinion and the shaft should be "pointing" at each other. Right? Lol
Anyone know what degree shim would be ideal with 6.5" or slightly higher.
So basically, the pinion and the shaft should be "pointing" at each other. Right? Lol
Anyone know what degree shim would be ideal with 6.5" or slightly higher.
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It will have extended shackles and shackle relocation boxes (RC).
I'll order up some. Was thinking of getting some kind of gussets pieces for the tirdy anyways...
Do shim blocks really add lift? IROs website said they do but I haven't heard that before. I mean I guess they add space between axle and leaf but how much? My damn lift keeps getting bigger on the rear lol
I'll order up some. Was thinking of getting some kind of gussets pieces for the tirdy anyways...
Do shim blocks really add lift? IROs website said they do but I haven't heard that before. I mean I guess they add space between axle and leaf but how much? My damn lift keeps getting bigger on the rear lol
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Year: 1996
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Originally Posted by DieselD
It will have extended shackles and shackle relocation boxes (RC).
I'll order up some. Was thinking of getting some kind of gussets pieces for the tirdy anyways...
Do shim blocks really add lift? IROs website said they do but I haven't heard that before. I mean I guess they add space between axle and leaf but how much? My damn lift keeps getting bigger on the rear lol
I'll order up some. Was thinking of getting some kind of gussets pieces for the tirdy anyways...
Do shim blocks really add lift? IROs website said they do but I haven't heard that before. I mean I guess they add space between axle and leaf but how much? My damn lift keeps getting bigger on the rear lol
Or the 2" may have a hole for 1.5" inch lift... So you should be set except for still having a Dana 30 lol time for 1 tons!!!! Lol
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Originally Posted by jeepsurfer1
Aprox 1/4 inch but you could always put a 1 inch lift shackle instead of the 2"
Or the 2" may have a hole for 1.5" inch lift... So you should be set except for still having a Dana 30 lol time for 1 tons!!!! Lol
1 tons? In the future maybe. Not til I get some damn wheeling in. Been working on this 91 since early April. I don't get much time to work on it. I just want it done so I can go off road again. Been sooooo long.