Yea they definitely improve the ride and rear flex if you have a crappy shackle angle

 

Thanks for all the replies back on the bump stops and service manuals.....really starting to enjoy this forum

 

I said the 4" ones if he plans on lifting it
This.

No problem man!

 

As i was driving home from work this morning i noticed that my gas pedal was stiffer than normal. When i got home i checked the oil and just did a once over of the engine to see if i could possibly see anything out of place or wrong with it. Everything checked out fine, but i had to go in to town to meet up with a friend for lunch and its still doing it...once again i checked the oil etc and everything was fine. Normally she has alot of pep to her and the gas pedal is not to loose but not too stiff either, at this point im stumped!

P.S. im not that mechanically inclined

 

Throttle cable might need lubed

 

And that would be in this area of the engine right?

 

Yup. That's the throttle cable.

You're missing a cable. Or is the Jeep manual?

 

That's not good! I bought it like this and where whorls the cable have gone?

 

Can be had cheap...or free...but i can't get into that

 

Do you have an automatic or manual transmission?

If it's manual you aren't missing anything.

 

It is a manual. So im no missing anything and how can I tell if it needs to be greased and where would i grease it and with what?

 

Go to a bicycle store and get brake cable lube

 

Remove the cable. Hang the cable by one end and run cable lube through it.

 

The best thing I've heard to do is get some dry graphite lube, mix some with a little rubbing alcohol, and pour the mixture down the cable sheath from the engine side. The alcohol will evaporate leaving just the graphite on the cable

 

Or just buy a new cable for 25 bucks.

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