just another lift question...lol
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just another lift question...lol
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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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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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!
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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!
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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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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.
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Can someone please answer the above question? I searched found this but no answer?
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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!