Trail master any good?
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Trail master any good?
I'm looking for a 4.5 inch lift kit for my 94 xj, and trail master has a kit that has full leafs and it LOOKS like everything I need but a new track bar. Is trail master any good? Success with them anyone? Reviews?
#2
I run that exact kit on my 90 trail rig. Its basically a rebadged procomp lift. It flexes decently and the ride is ok. I ended up getting my full kit for $350. Cant beat it and the lower arms take some abuse as I've had them over some rocks. Highly recommend you get longer lines to compliment the lift.
#3
I run that exact kit on my 90 trail rig. Its basically a rebadged procomp lift. It flexes decently and the ride is ok. I ended up getting my full kit for $350. Cant beat it and the lower arms take some abuse as I've had them over some rocks. Highly recommend you get longer lines to compliment the lift.
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From: Monett, MO.
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Rustys kit is all made in NA not China and very cost effective but not that cheap for sure and I suggest you take a look at the things that are required for a 4 1/2" lift. Cost is a major factor going from a 3" lift to a 4 1/2" one when I did so a year and a half ago using my 3" leafs and coils with ACOS and Boomerang Shackles doing it correctly cost me almost $5k. Then I shopped for almost a year buying parts to do it when they were on sale like gears, lockers, SYE, driveshaft, Dbl. Shear Track Bar, Adj. U/LCA's, etc. The list was long with lots of little extras that mount up like tires and wheels also the correct ones.
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