possible

i have a 93 cherokee and i would like to lift it for 31 or 33s at the most and i work at a salvage yard so i have easy time finding parts what all can i use? im new to this jeep thing please help

XJ?2010

Front : Grand cherokee v8 coils give you 2" and F-150 coils give you 4-4.5"

Rear : use S10 rear leafs added to your stock leafs for desired lift amount.

That Jeep Guy XJMJ

any style leaf springs (as long as they're out of a vehicle designed for heavier loads or similar load capacity) and then just use the leafs from the donor packs and make an add-a-leaf setup
(S-10 leafs, Dakota, Durango, explorer etc)

keep in mind though with using f-150 or bronco coils, suspension is going to be stiffer, and also the coils may be little bigger than your stock coil buckets on your front axle...... some some beefing up may need to be done

possible

i have a 97 grand cherokee 2wd v8 would those springs work also i have a set of 78 f150 2 inch lift springs i think that may be to high for what i want though im not really to worried about ride comfort as long as its not like a rock

4Doors

I used V8 ZJ coils and got 1.5"+2" spacers for 3.5" and it was a great ride. I hear the F150 coils do ride like a rock on our light weight XJs.

That Jeep Guy XJMJ

if you have or plan on putting a full size front bumper (steel brush gaurd) and a winch on the front... it will help compensate for the lack of weight but will still be a little stiff (F-150 coils)

possible

i have a small front guard i want to put on but it has no weight and whats the 2 inch spacers you are talking about where can i find those

lifted1994xj

Here ya go i have never seen a 2" spacer but these are close

http://rustysoffroad.com/mm5/merchan...ory_Code=COILS

darkfalcon9112

(2" spacers) Most off road shops carry spacers.
But if you get spacers don't go to a little auto store to get them just because they are cheaper they will work themselves down the spring.
A spacer feeds inside of your coild to space it out and effectively lengthening them. But if you are looking at doing any serious off road i would consider just springs no spacers.
Just my opinion though.

4Doors

I've seen these, they look like certain death. Just get on Google or Ebay and search for Jeep Cherokee coil spring spacers.

I used something like this, worked just fine.