SYE or T-case drop
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From: Mesa, Az
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Hey guys. SO I have a question. I have a 99 Xj with a 3.5" RE lift, and I want to add about 2" more with shackles and spacers. Here is my question, I have heard of people using a T-case drop instead of an SYE on 4.5-5" lifts, is that a viable option? I want it to work well and last, but I just don't have the money right now for a SYE and new drive shaft. Any opinions would be greatly appreciated.
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Do it the right way, SYE.
Think about it. You raise your rig for improved articulation and ground clearance....then you drop the crossmember with a t-case drop. Does that really make sense to anyone?
Think about it. You raise your rig for improved articulation and ground clearance....then you drop the crossmember with a t-case drop. Does that really make sense to anyone?
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From: Lake Orion, MI
Year: 2008
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 3.0L CRD
the transfer case drop spacers are good if you don't really do that much wheeling, or just want the lifted look on a street truck. but an SYE is always the best option. if you don't want to spend a ton of money, do some price shopping before you go ahead and purchase. usually you can find a good used set up, or even some heavily discounted parts from an online dealer.
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From: Guilderland NY
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6 w/ K&N and bored TB
Is there a big difference strength wise between a hack and tap and a SYE witha new output shaft, how often do people break output shafts?
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