well even though some people on here think that a cherokee with a 12 in lift and 38 to 42's is dumb,but its my jeep,i was just asking if anyone had the same setup,but good comments and negative dont bother me i started out with a 5.5 lift and 33's and i wanted to see what i could do.i know i might get some grief for this but this is a 2wd cherokee,with a 12 inch short arm lift that rides very well.

 

yeah go buy an older blazer, you can lift those for way cheaper and throw some 40's under it. plus its quite a bit easier to put dana 60's under a fullsize. and fullsize axles on an XJ look silly

 

congratz on the original setup! (and no im not beeing sarcastic)

 

Do it man!!! I'm pumped up seein that. Don't listen to the haters "jack'er up"!!!!!!

 

LMFAO!!!!

 

no, no it doesnt.

 

actually it does ride well,just like stock.what i didnt mention is that i made custom control arm drop brackets that drop both arms 8 in.so yes it does ride good,and for all you haters i did it my way cuz its never been done

 

lets see them then. you didnt say you had drop brackets before...

 

lol lets see some pics kid

 

x1000 on the pics, I gotta see a 8" drop bracket and where did you get 12 inch springs.

 

probaly stacking 8" coils, 2" spacers and acos's. lol

 

lol just put a rock well under the rear end that way you dont need to worry what size tire you running, just make shear the rim fits.

i think its funny a 2wd setting that high. then again every one has there thing. me its 3in with 30in tire, and a nice v6 pushing about 400hp, if i can make it over it then o well im not going to go that way.

 

what v6 is this?

 

wow, there is no need for this amount of lift WHAT SO EVER!!! i mean to each his own, i could care less if you lifted it 4 feet, but i think its dangerous and unnecessary. low cog, big tires, big axles, armor, recovery. not in that order but usually it goes with what your wheeling needs are...

 

I say veryone is different and likes different stuff so do it and lets see some pics of now and after.