Northern Utah BS thread
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Joined: Mar 2010
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From: Logan, UT
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L i6
Ok, for you guys it is probably nothing, but I have to say I am pretty proud of myself (lol)
I am done with me bastard pack.....
S10 leaf pack added to the xj main leaf following instructions (kind of...) found online.
So good bye broken blocks.... so far it looks like the lift is about the same as before. It is not perfect (still working learning on some issues), but since it is my first "big" project, i will say I am happy with it
...
Now... brakes
I am done with me bastard pack.....
S10 leaf pack added to the xj main leaf following instructions (kind of...) found online.
So good bye broken blocks.... so far it looks like the lift is about the same as before. It is not perfect (still working learning on some issues), but since it is my first "big" project, i will say I am happy with it
...Now... brakes
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Joined: May 2009
Posts: 6,328
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From: SLC, UT
Year: 1989 2 door
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Ok, for you guys it is probably nothing, but I have to say I am pretty proud of myself (lol)
I am done with me bastard pack.....
S10 leaf pack added to the xj main leaf following instructions (kind of...) found online.
So good bye broken blocks.... so far it looks like the lift is about the same as before. It is not perfect (still working learning on some issues), but since it is my first "big" project, i will say I am happy with it
...
Now... brakes
I am done with me bastard pack.....
S10 leaf pack added to the xj main leaf following instructions (kind of...) found online.
So good bye broken blocks.... so far it looks like the lift is about the same as before. It is not perfect (still working learning on some issues), but since it is my first "big" project, i will say I am happy with it
...Now... brakes

What kinda brake problems are you having?
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Joined: Mar 2010
Posts: 500
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From: Logan, UT
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L i6
well i think everything is seized and the shoe padding looks thin and following the good old saying : "if it don't look right, it probably ain't".... so for good measure I will change everything in the rear ... shoes and spring to start with.... that is when I finally can remove the drum that is stuck.
By the way.... stuck wheel, internet recommend Horse kick and it worked.... I doubt the same apply for a stuck drum WYS?
Then following other advices, probably see if I can extend the brake line with ZJ line I think it was....
Anyway, I am having A LOT of fun and it keeps my mind out of work stress.... and I renamed my jeep "KE" or Knuckle Eater
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Joined: May 2009
Posts: 6,328
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From: SLC, UT
Year: 1989 2 door
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Yep a good old BFH should get that drum off! have u ever bleed brakes before? How is it acting does the pedal just sink to the floor or is it really stiff...?
I beileve its the TJ's that people are using to lengthen their brake lines... Not to sure?!?!
Take ur rotors to checkers & see if they need or can be turned vs buying new!
I beileve its the TJ's that people are using to lengthen their brake lines... Not to sure?!?!
Take ur rotors to checkers & see if they need or can be turned vs buying new!



