4.5" rough country lift ?
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4.5" rough country lift ?
Who all has this lift and did you use the transfer case drop or do you need to go to a sye and new rear drive shaft?
If anybody could post some pic of there ride that would be awsome!
Thanks
Aaron
If anybody could post some pic of there ride that would be awsome!
Thanks
Aaron
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JakeWI has a 4.5" RC, check out his albums. Also if you go to the top of the Tech discussion page there is a thread called Tire/lift setup, (Or something close to that), and you'll find a lot of people with the same setup. RC is pretty popular.
I think the t-case drop is a small/temporary fix to the problem. You might need a SYE further down or if you're experiencing any problems after the install.
I think the t-case drop is a small/temporary fix to the problem. You might need a SYE further down or if you're experiencing any problems after the install.
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like stated before. I have and did have on another, the 4.5" RC lift. I have just the TC drop. If you have the extra money do the SYE and driveshaft. If you dont, then a TC should be ok. But depends sometimes on the jeep alone. check my albums. both cherokees had the same lift.
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i just installed 4.5 rc on my 96 xj. definately go with rear springs and definately go with a sye or hack n tap. i put in the t case drop and still have vibrations. wasn't worth the time!!! o yah and you might want to grab some 14mm bolts with 2 degree pitch and nuts and make sure you got plenty of gas 4 the torches!!! you'll prob need it!! I did
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im going with shims for the rear axle. im gonna start out with 3 degrees, then go from there. i only get vibrations around 50 - 60 mph. i rarely even go that fast anyway. yea, i drive like a grandma on pavement.
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I have it with the TC drop, but had one built by JCR because the one that you get with the kit was a joke.
Not a great pic because the drive its in is angled funny...
I have no vibs in mine and have wheeled the heck out of it over just about everything you can find here in MI. Agreed with getting the full rear packs.
Not a great pic because the drive its in is angled funny...
I have no vibs in mine and have wheeled the heck out of it over just about everything you can find here in MI. Agreed with getting the full rear packs.
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4.5" lift with transfer case drop, no vibes yet. i purchased the full leaf pack for the rear and it came with shims for the back axle. the shims helped out alot with keeping the vibrations down i believe.
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