I have owned one other Cherokee before but it was a 90s Cherokee on a 6.5" long arm lift.

Wasn't fond of how high it sat.

I was thinking of Lifting my new one 4.5" don't see much point in going really bigger then that.

What is the advantages of getting a long arm Lift Compared to a short arm?

and with a 4.5" lift i could still fit 33s on it if i chopp the fenders a bit correct? maybe even 35s?

 

Long arms provide a smoother ride and more axle articulation

 

what would you consider for a 4.5"?

 

Check out the "low COG suspension tips/tricks" thread. It's full of info on everything you need to know. A 4.5" long arm on 33's is pretty damn awesome, though. The idea of a longer traveling, flatter sitting control arm provides for a more consistent and smoother ride all together. Coupled with good shocks its hard to beat.

 

alright well i dont care about the travel on daily basis lol ive dealt with worse i drive military vehicles all day lol

 

Company wise? RE, Clayton, TeraFlex, Serious Offroad Products.. It's your call as to how much you want to spend.

 

Just get a lift kit from RE and shocks from Bilstein. Doesn't have to be a long arm if you don't care about smooth ride or good articulation off road. At 4.5" and 33's you'd probably want to trim a little bit. Just make sure to bump stop properly and you will avoid over stuffing a tire and damaging the tire and/or fender.

 

i got enough money lol

 

Check out serious offroad. He's a vendor here and has good quality jeep parts, including long arms!

 

yeah i planned to trim em a lot lol

 

Then upgrade axles and go to 35's. That on a 4.5" la setup would be boss.

 

yeah i plan to do a lot to it... even though their isnt any mud just sand lol