It says tru trac on the carryer case the mean any thing

 

Hi guys,im learning my way around my 2001 xj,its got a 4" lift and at the moment it has 16 inch steel modular wheels with 265/70/16 kumho alterains,iv just bought some orvis alloys off an xj they are 16"/7J with 32 offset can you guys tell me if my tires will fit these rims? i understand the rim size is the same but the offset concept is something i dont understand,sorry if this is a dunb question but i dont want to go to the tire fitter and find out they wont fit.many thanks in advance for any help.....

 

Your tires will fit those wheels. The offset has no effect on tire size.

 

Does a snorkel work similar to a cai? Will I get better performance?

 

How do I tell if I got the right angle in my rear axle?

 

how many cans of paint should i use to paint my grill and what kind of paint should i use?

 

It does work in a similar way. However, it's not really a "perfomance" upgrade. People install snorkels so they can go into deep water without sucking water into the air box.

 

yea, it means you have a limited slip rear end. Good buy! Your picture confirms this.
You need special friction modifier fluid to add to the differential fluid when you refill it. I believe the amount required is 2 ounces.

The angle of the pinion on the rear axle needs to match the angle of the transfer case output. In case of a stock XJ, the angle is 0* (parallel to the ground)

 

Dukie is alive. Haven't seen you for A few days it seems

 

you should only need one can. Krylon is perfect for plastics.

 

X2

 

I used 2 cans of the Dupli-Color Perfect Match + 2 cans of Dupli-Color Perfect Match clear coat. (The cans are smaller than normal rattle cans.)

 

Hey...I can take a vacation too you know!

 

Lol

 

what should oul pressure be at idle for a 4.0?