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i would say if you have 4-5 inches now, and you wanna go cheap and quick for 37s to fit, throw some 2" coil spacers and shackles ontop of your lift now, thats assuming you dont already have shackles, if you do then go blocks, you will also need to extend ur brakelines, your might also need a longer track bar to align ur axle right, and then of course break out the sawzall and go to town or just buy the 6.5" kit from RC and ur good to go
i would say if you have 4-5 inches now, and you wanna go cheap and quick for 37s to fit, throw some 2" coil spacers and shackles ontop of your lift now, thats assuming you dont already have shackles, if you do then go blocks, you will also need to extend ur brakelines, your might also need a longer track bar to align ur axle right, and then of course break out the sawzall and go to town or just buy the 6.5" kit from RC and ur good to go

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From: Holland Landing, Ontario, Canada (North of Toronto)
Year: 1996
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L Inline 6 Cylinder
Nice rig for $450. I'm only 17 myself and I'm pretty much in love with my XJ. Treat er well n she'll do the same
got the tires today..for free! BFG all terrains on ford rims but the bolt pattern is different so if my counsin doesnt want them back i'll sell them. My rad is pooched now, think i got a stick in it so im going to find a good one somewhere and mount it in the back.
thanks. I'd say ive got my moneys worth so far. My brother had put up an ad for some 35's or tractor tires and a guy called today who has a 73 cherokee chief for $500..he's going to jail in a couple weeks and wants it gone. For another $500 he has brand new 36" super swampers
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