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Year: 1993 YJ Wrangler
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Treadwright used to be a horrible company, but they changed ownership and changed their name about 4 years ago. All good reviews since then.
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Year: 1995
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SYE for a 4.5" lift???
What is the max distance that you could lift without the slip yoke eliminator, thinking of installing a 4.5" rough country lift on my 2000 XJ, 4.0L but am not sure if I can get away with that much lift and not replacing the sye...
Thx in advance!
Thx in advance!
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Plus there are a few bandaids you can run until you buy the sye
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Originally Posted by I Leak Oil
Thats something you will have to wait and see sir. Im at 5.5 without a sye. Some cant go over 3" without needing one. Really depends on the xj.
Plus there are a few bandaids you can run until you buy the sye
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With a 2000 you'll most likely need something to fix your driveline angles. Sye would be your best bet. Tc drop would work but...they just take away ground clearance
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Engine: ERH 4.0L Power Tech I-6 (HO)
A crap load better winter tire than the Hankook road tred (courtesy of the original owner) I had last winter lol.
Probably the best thing going for them is the $82/ea mounted price you can get 'em for At Wally World.
...oh. If you want to see what they look like on a stock lift, click my photos.
...actually, that's with worn out springs... so negative lift lol.
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Year: 1998
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Im getting ready to lift my 98 and im tryin to figure out what m/ts are affordable, wear good on the road, and get good traction in the mud, any ideas?
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well i was getting the lift on and went to get it aligned right? Cant align it....needs a new pitman arm, and tie rod. fudge *****.
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