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You can get another speedo gear, but it's hardly worth it unless you re-gear. I run 33s and my speedo is only off 5mph at highway speeds. It's easy to adjust your brain to. Yours will be off only a couple mph.
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Originally Posted by dukie564
nope. Stay with 15s - 17s will give you too small of a sidewall ratio for wheeling, and 16s are expensive as hell (metric sizes only)
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Ok ordered my lift, 2" coil spacers and 2" add a leaf also gonna do 1.5" gm pickup truck leaf spring shackles since my rear is sagging. what can I expect to break or need to replace?
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Year: 1999, Sport
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Engine: 6cyl 4.0Liter High output (not original motor)
looking into getting a lift for my 99 xj sport 4x4 its still stock other than the motor, low miles, and i have 30x9.5 a/t tires on it now and it looks good other than my sagging back leaf springs. i want to go to 31x10.5 pro comp tires and i was thinking either a 3 inch or a 4 inch i dont really know what they will look like though so i need a reference if anyone can help out.
also everyone i see for the most part has a rough country lift on there xj. i know there really expensive but i was thinking a BDS lift, a way better quailty ride considering i dont get to go off road as much as i want. i dont want a flex lift either. suggestions on a good mud or a/t tire that is somewhat quiet is nice too.
open to any suggestions and help thanks.
also everyone i see for the most part has a rough country lift on there xj. i know there really expensive but i was thinking a BDS lift, a way better quailty ride considering i dont get to go off road as much as i want. i dont want a flex lift either. suggestions on a good mud or a/t tire that is somewhat quiet is nice too.
open to any suggestions and help thanks.
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looking into getting a lift for my 99 xj sport 4x4 its still stock other than the motor, low miles, and i have 30x9.5 a/t tires on it now and it looks good other than my sagging back leaf springs. i want to go to 31x10.5 pro comp tires and i was thinking either a 3 inch or a 4 inch i dont really know what they will look like though so i need a reference if anyone can help out.
also everyone i see for the most part has a rough country lift on there xj. i know there really expensive but i was thinking a BDS lift, a way better quailty ride considering i dont get to go off road as much as i want. i dont want a flex lift either. suggestions on a good mud or a/t tire that is somewhat quiet is nice too.
open to any suggestions and help thanks.
also everyone i see for the most part has a rough country lift on there xj. i know there really expensive but i was thinking a BDS lift, a way better quailty ride considering i dont get to go off road as much as i want. i dont want a flex lift either. suggestions on a good mud or a/t tire that is somewhat quiet is nice too.
open to any suggestions and help thanks.
http://dpgoffroad.com/productcategor...cherokee-kits/
I'd stay away from BDS - my buddy had one of their lifts on his TJ and 4 months later every single bushing was shot and needed to be replaced.
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Why does the RC track bar say it needs a drop pitman arm? The others don't say that just wondering
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It's no different than any other... the only reason you need a dropped pitman arm is if the frame side mount is a lot lower.
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thanks dukie,
thanks for the heads up on BDS, my friend works at a truck place that sells BDS alot and he said they have some good stuff, he said there shocks are the best thing really they have a good ride to them.
so old man emu has a smooth good ride and good quality? im looking mostly for a road kit but be able to go on a trail and muddin and still hang in there, not really looking for all the super xtreme flex and trail kits, ill check into OME
so old man emu has a smooth good ride and good quality? im looking mostly for a road kit but be able to go on a trail and muddin and still hang in there, not really looking for all the super xtreme flex and trail kits, ill check into OME