rear suspenion
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rear suspenion
i have a 1989 jeep cherokee 2wd that im goiing too make into street rod
project. and need too relocate the rear leaf springs and lower the the jeep down between 2-4 inchs. anybody have any ideas or what too look for. i have a couple of ideas thought about trailing arms or coilsprings on top of the rear end.
project. and need too relocate the rear leaf springs and lower the the jeep down between 2-4 inchs. anybody have any ideas or what too look for. i have a couple of ideas thought about trailing arms or coilsprings on top of the rear end.
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There's a solid front axle. This is gonna make it hard to lower without riding rough. It can be done. I don't know how, but thats pretty much my attitude with everything. Do it man. make something different. I think the 4.0l has some potential as a hotrod engine. Its torquey and light. pretty efficient. I wonder if it would turn heads in a rat rod?????? hrmmmm......
hrmm... someone modded it away????
hrmm... someone modded it away????
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i have a 1989 jeep cherokee 2wd that im goiing too make into street rod
project. and need too relocate the rear leaf springs and lower the the jeep down between 2-4 inchs. anybody have any ideas or what too look for. i have a couple of ideas thought about trailing arms or coilsprings on top of the rear end.
project. and need too relocate the rear leaf springs and lower the the jeep down between 2-4 inchs. anybody have any ideas or what too look for. i have a couple of ideas thought about trailing arms or coilsprings on top of the rear end.
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