Project Delaware '99
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Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0/6 cyl
Definitely need to disconnect front...wouldn't stuff at all. And I think the back may also be limited by shackle angle.
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Year: 1998
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Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 6 cyl
I had them in 31x10.5 but we're bald loved em, borrowed my dads 33x12.5 one day in the rain went for breaks and they lost all traction slid everywhere surprised me honestly.
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Year: 1999
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Rear rubs pretty good but I don't have bump stops yet. The front still had sway bar connected, and would flex much so rubbing wasn't a factor yet. As for the M/T's so far I reay like them. Hoping for snow to see how they do and thankfully haven't had to do any emergency braking to see if they slip in the wet stuff.
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Year: 1998
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Rear rubs pretty good but I don't have bump stops yet. The front still had sway bar connected, and would flex much so rubbing wasn't a factor yet. As for the M/T's so far I reay like them. Hoping for snow to see how they do and thankfully haven't had to do any emergency braking to see if they slip in the wet stuff.
off hand i don't remember when you cut it off you'll see you'll probably have to tap it wider if there is a hole for the bolt of new bump stop
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Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
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Finally got front receiver hitch installed. Thought maybe with the upcoming snow storm a front recovery point would be nice. Hopefully it won't be needed but it was very easy to install. I will post some pics soon.
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Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0/6 cyl
Still trying to decide on phase 2 projects.
I am thinking:
No-lift relocation brackets from HD Engineering
Boomerang shackles from IRO
Upgrade to Bilstein 5100's to replace the Zone Hydros I am currently running.
Remove rear sway bar
Install bump stops front and rear.
Stage 3 ???
Front ACOS...if front is too low after fixing rear shackle angle issue.
Front extended brake lines.
New U-joints
Then on to Stage 4 = steering.
What do you guys think?
I am thinking:
No-lift relocation brackets from HD Engineering
Boomerang shackles from IRO
Upgrade to Bilstein 5100's to replace the Zone Hydros I am currently running.
Remove rear sway bar
Install bump stops front and rear.
Stage 3 ???
Front ACOS...if front is too low after fixing rear shackle angle issue.
Front extended brake lines.
New U-joints
Then on to Stage 4 = steering.
What do you guys think?
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What you have done so far to steering? Do you wanna go as far as over the knuckle?
That being said stage 4 being steering seems like a good idea to me.
That being said stage 4 being steering seems like a good idea to me.
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Year: 1999
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I thought about getting rid of the JKS and do the dbl. shear track bar and mount. Not really sure what to do. But it is my DD. Just want safe, functional, capable of as much as I can without gear changes and lockers....for now!
Any pointers?