transfer case drop
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From: Somerset, Ma
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 HO
I put a 3" lift in and have some vibrations in the drive line should i install a transfer case drop, do you think it would help?
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think im just gunna buy the one rustys sells for $20 and look pretty cool
http://rustysoffroad.com/mm5/merchan...y_Code=SUS_ACC
http://rustysoffroad.com/mm5/merchan...y_Code=SUS_ACC
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You could always get a Slip Yoke Eliminator. way cooler then dropping the transfer case. plus whats the point of lifting the truck if your gonna drop the transfer case.
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The guy that I spoke to at Rusty's recommended running a TC drop w a 3" kit. If you have any skills (heck.. don't even need fab skills) you can make one. All you need is a 2 6" long pieces of 1"x1" box tubing, a drill w a bit & 4 2" long bolts. If I remember correctly, the holes are 4 9/16" center to center. The hardest part of the TC drop is getting the 2 original studs out.
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Sye is $200 and you can use the front drive shaft out of an auto XJ. So maybe $250. ( Once you start lifting you will only want to go higher )
If you go with a TC drop, just use longer bolts and big washers as spacers. Can easily be found for less then $5 at any hardware store.
Enjoy the stud and be sure to soak them with PB blaster if you plan on the drop.
If you go with a TC drop, just use longer bolts and big washers as spacers. Can easily be found for less then $5 at any hardware store.
Enjoy the stud and be sure to soak them with PB blaster if you plan on the drop.


