Suspension Lift
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Suspension Lift
I have a 96 grand Cherokee AWD and I want to fit 35s how much of a lift would I need? Also will I need to change out the gears? I don't offroad a lot but I would like something reliable. Any brands that are considered to be the best?
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Year: 1996
Model: Grand Cherokee
Engine: 5.2L V-8
Well depends on how much money u wanna spend
U could do a 6.5" long arm kit and that would fit 35"s and flex a lot
Or u could do a 4" with a coil spacer and some trimming
Being that ur not gonna off-road it I would do that
I've got mine with a Rough Country 4" lift on 33"s
U could do a 6.5" long arm kit and that would fit 35"s and flex a lot
Or u could do a 4" with a coil spacer and some trimming
Being that ur not gonna off-road it I would do that
I've got mine with a Rough Country 4" lift on 33"s
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Yes you should regear. Doing so will help maintain stock performance and fuel economy.
As far as lift kits are concerned:
http://www.seriousoffroadproducts.co..._420_1172_1180
As far as lift kits are concerned:
http://www.seriousoffroadproducts.co..._420_1172_1180
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Say I wanted to just go with 33s. How much of a suspension lift should I go with? Is a rehear necessary with the change for 30s to 33s if im not going to do much offroading? I'll mainly be in sand and mud no climbing
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