just another lift question...lol
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From: Clinton TN
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 HO
I know you guys have probally heard this a million times but If I were to get a 4.5 inch rough country lift would there be anything else I would need besides what comes with the kit...
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From: Clinton TN
Year: 1998
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I watched a video on how to istall an sye and it looked a little out of my league...lol Is there anything else that will take the place of an sye?
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From: LI, NY
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0, bolt ons for days...
tcase drop will.. you have an 88 so it wont be too bad. i've been driving on vibes for almost 4 years now and besides replacing u-joints every year i havent had anything else bad happen.... putting the sye on as soon as i have the time (and as soon as the jeep can move again)
i just finished installing the lift a couple weeks ago, here she is with new 31 mud terrains
grab some PB blaster and spray every flippin bolt you can. with the rough country kit i got rear springs, performance steering stabilizer, and nitro shocks. pretty good kit, just spray those bolts starting now and you should be good when it comes time to install! i started spraying a couple weeks prior. good luck man and if you have questions, shoot em my way!
grab some PB blaster and spray every flippin bolt you can. with the rough country kit i got rear springs, performance steering stabilizer, and nitro shocks. pretty good kit, just spray those bolts starting now and you should be good when it comes time to install! i started spraying a couple weeks prior. good luck man and if you have questions, shoot em my way!
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tcase drop will.. you have an 88 so it wont be too bad. i've been driving on vibes for almost 4 years now and besides replacing u-joints every year i havent had anything else bad happen.... putting the sye on as soon as i have the time (and as soon as the jeep can move again)
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i just finished installing the lift a couple weeks ago, here she is with new 31 mud terrains
grab some PB blaster and spray every flippin bolt you can. with the rough country kit i got rear springs, performance steering stabilizer, and nitro shocks. pretty good kit, just spray those bolts starting now and you should be good when it comes time to install! i started spraying a couple weeks prior. good luck man and if you have questions, shoot em my way!
grab some PB blaster and spray every flippin bolt you can. with the rough country kit i got rear springs, performance steering stabilizer, and nitro shocks. pretty good kit, just spray those bolts starting now and you should be good when it comes time to install! i started spraying a couple weeks prior. good luck man and if you have questions, shoot em my way!CF Veteran
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From: Knoxville, TN
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 inline 6 (o yea!)
Also don't know for sure but I have heard with a T-case drop kit you have to run an extra bit of oil because it changes the angle of the engine and may starve the front rods a bit.....definitely ask around before you do that though.
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Year: 1998
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If it comes with the kit I would say it should be enough.
Also don't know for sure but I have heard with a T-case drop kit you have to run an extra bit of oil because it changes the angle of the engine and may starve the front rods a bit.....definitely ask around before you do that though.
Also don't know for sure but I have heard with a T-case drop kit you have to run an extra bit of oil because it changes the angle of the engine and may starve the front rods a bit.....definitely ask around before you do that though.
Can someone please answer the above question? I searched found this but no answer?
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-Rhett
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From: SLC, UT
Year: 1989 2 door
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Yes u can use the pucks/ blocks, but I would alway recomend replacing the rear block with a shackle!!! Also by doing this ur gonna need a few more things; extended brake lines (not just the brake line relocation the kit comes with), longer shocks, & ur gonna need a SYE for sure! U gotta figure the 4.5" lift + 2" spacers =6.5"s of lift!


