lower jeep...??? just to ask if it will work..
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From: Miami,Fl
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 L6 Srt
ive seen that jeep before and on my 93 i stuck some 17s on the and sorry but for me it doesnt look right...
why wouldnt this look good with 15 steelies???
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why wouldnt this look good with 15 steelies???
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From: Oak Hills
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6 K&N, Flowmaster, accel yellow, 703 injectors, SS fuel lines routed through CAI
Don't know if it was posted, but the exploder 8.8 rear ends are sprung under...I believe, lower you quite a bit. Not sure if it'd work though.
And rims...
17 inch all aluminum jeep rubicon wheels with 1.5 inch adaptors.
period.
And rims...
17 inch all aluminum jeep rubicon wheels with 1.5 inch adaptors.

period.
Last edited by Madman; Mar 26, 2010 at 11:52 AM.
i think its a good idea all in all...i would stiffen the subframe tj coils an put a 350 in it..with the tj coils and the 350 you will have a good amount of drop in the front..the 350 will be perfict beacuse u can get big power out of one and the install kits are dirt cheep...just my 2cents
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From: Oak Hills
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6 K&N, Flowmaster, accel yellow, 703 injectors, SS fuel lines routed through CAI
Personally, I'd go with 17s with 5.5 inch of backspacing. Then put on 245-45-17s or wider. Then get some wheel adaptor/spacers at 1.5 inch from 5x4.5 hub to 5x5 rubicon wheels. This will put you back at 4 inches of backspacing and give you the widest stance possible.
Tires are up to you. Street at all? Or track only?
P.s I just moved to jeeps...I'm a paved track racer
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[QUOTE=Madman;482670]Personally, I'd go with 17s with 5.5 inch of backspacing. Then put on 245-45-17s or wider. Then get some wheel adaptor/spacers at 1.5 inch from 5x4.5 hub to 5x5 rubicon wheels. This will put you back at 4 inches of backspacing and give you the widest stance possible.
Tires are up to you. Street at all? Or track only?
Its goin to be my dd and take it to the track every so often... until i get a good engine in
Tires are up to you. Street at all? Or track only?
Its goin to be my dd and take it to the track every so often... until i get a good engine in
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From: LI, NY
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0, bolt ons for days...
Personally, I'd go with 17s with 5.5 inch of backspacing. Then put on 245-45-17s or wider. Then get some wheel adaptor/spacers at 1.5 inch from 5x4.5 hub to 5x5 rubicon wheels. This will put you back at 4 inches of backspacing and give you the widest stance possible.
Tires are up to you. Street at all? Or track only?
P.s I just moved to jeeps...I'm a paved track racer
Tires are up to you. Street at all? Or track only?
P.s I just moved to jeeps...I'm a paved track racer

GET WIDE, GET STICKY. summer tires. dunlop direzza star specs, bridgestone RE11, hankook ecsta MX or XS.
any of those.
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From: Oak Hills
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6 K&N, Flowmaster, accel yellow, 703 injectors, SS fuel lines routed through CAI
I absolutely love the Falken Ziex model 502 zr's on my 17 inch eagle rims.
I use them at light autocrosses, sticky sticky tire, wears faster, but at 71$ a tire the price is unbeatable for it's shared road/track use. IN MY OPINION.

Edit: LMAO THAT PIC IS NOT AN ADVERTISEMENT. I just snapped it with the phone and it happen to have all the info...lol
I use them at light autocrosses, sticky sticky tire, wears faster, but at 71$ a tire the price is unbeatable for it's shared road/track use. IN MY OPINION.

Edit: LMAO THAT PIC IS NOT AN ADVERTISEMENT. I just snapped it with the phone and it happen to have all the info...lol
Last edited by Madman; Mar 26, 2010 at 02:12 PM.
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ok liking all the wheel ideas what other ones would you suggest
i was lookin at the startech alloy wheels but nothing smaller than 19in..
Either i find a set that blow me away and i wont stop till i get or im going with the nascar look matte black steelies.. wish they had these alloys
show me some pics of wheels that you guys think would look good...
i was lookin at the startech alloy wheels but nothing smaller than 19in..
Either i find a set that blow me away and i wont stop till i get or im going with the nascar look matte black steelies.. wish they had these alloys
show me some pics of wheels that you guys think would look good...
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From: Hoffman Estates
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Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 litre
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Year: 2000
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true to all the supra engine but then never take it off road. they do have the same displacement though im a dodge guy and would try to throw a 5.7 hemi in the bad boy to make some get up and go.
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comp cams has them thats where i was looking at getting one.
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From: Lake Orion, MI
Year: 2008
Model: Grand Cherokee
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Personally, I'd go with 17s with 5.5 inch of backspacing. Then put on 245-45-17s or wider. Then get some wheel adaptor/spacers at 1.5 inch from 5x4.5 hub to 5x5 rubicon wheels. This will put you back at 4 inches of backspacing and give you the widest stance possible.
Tires are up to you. Street at all? Or track only?
P.s I just moved to jeeps...I'm a paved track racer
Tires are up to you. Street at all? Or track only?
P.s I just moved to jeeps...I'm a paved track racer




