Jeep cherokee help
Ive got my self a 01 Cherokee 4wd. I've yet to do anything for I'm under a strict buget of about $1000 I want it to be at least 4.5inches tall and I need new rims. I have tires already there 33s. Can anyone help with ideas?
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How are your metal fabrication skills?
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I know you probably won't want to here this but if I were you I would save more till I could buy a good lift and nice rims first instead of buying a crappy lift and crappy rims and having to redo it all later. Because that's what I did and it sucks. Lost a lot of money on the rims and I'm still riding on my crappy lift because I don't have the spare change to do it right now.
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Originally Posted by jay_sco
(Post 3197394)
How are your metal fabrication skills?
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Originally Posted by SatiricalHen
(Post 3197396)
I know you probably won't want to here this but if I were you I would save more till I could buy a good lift and nice rims first instead of buying a crappy lift and crappy rims and having to redo it all later. Because that's what I did and it sucks. Lost a lot of money on the rims and I'm still riding on my crappy lift because I don't have the spare change to do it right now.
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Originally Posted by Shorty_mcs
(Post 3197420)
Do you have a recommendation for a good lift? I was looking at the rough country 4.5 inch suspension lift. And I was going to do a fender cut for more clearance
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Originally Posted by SatiricalHen
(Post 3197447)
I won't touch rough country again. Pretty much anyone is better.
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Originally Posted by Shorty_mcs
(Post 3197899)
Whoa what!? Really ? Why?
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Plus you'd have to save for an sye and driveshaft for that much lift...
You might get away with a transfer case drop. But sye is the way to go... |
Originally Posted by 88whitecomanche
(Post 3197912)
Plus you'd have to save for an sye and driveshaft for that much lift... You might get away with a transfer case drop. But sye is the way to go...
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Would highly recommend an SYE for an 01.
Both my 98s and my friends 00 had horrible drive line vibrations with multiple lifts Pro comp 3.5 Rubicon express 4.5 And zone 4 inch ( wouldn't recommend but a tad better then RC ) |
Originally Posted by XJ=mistress
(Post 3197923)
Would highly recommend an SYE for an 01.
Both my 98s and my friends 00 had horrible drive line vibrations with multiple lifts Pro comp 3.5 Rubicon express 4.5 And zone 4 inch ( wouldn't recommend but a tad better then RC ) |
Is there anything the Rubicon express 4.5 inch lift kit DOES NOT come with that is nesesary?
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I paid like $180 for my sye and $27.30 for a driveshaft. If you can't afford that then I would wait, it cost you more pain, heartache and money in the long run if you do a tcase drop. An sye is not terribly expensive, and very beneficial. Especially if you plan on off-roading your jeep. I go stuck on my lowered crossmember offroad. Still mad about that.
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Originally Posted by Shorty_mcs
(Post 3198407)
Is there anything the Rubicon express 4.5 inch lift kit DOES NOT come with that is nesesary?
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