Can you say gone?
http://www.streetfire.net/video/fast-jeep-cherokee-ran-118-street-tires_132254.htm
, lol.
10-28-2010, 03:28 PM
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Year: 1994
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i wonder what kind of a setup he's running. sure doesn't sound like a 4.0.
The Jeep is a "built small block chevy" running a highly built 700r4, 4.56 gears now with front and rear lockers. 2500 converter. Definetely not a 10.5 rig, but it should be a 11.2 -11.4 now.
BTW, no drag setup on the suspension, nothing. Had 5 inches of lift then. Now its has 6.5 inches of lift and 33 inch tires. Not a bad run running 31 inch all terrain tires above lol.
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10-28-2010, 04:47 PM
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I found this in the comments section, from the guy who posted the video on that website(I assume the owner)
The Jeep is a "built small block chevy" running a highly built 700r4, 4.56 gears now with front and rear lockers. 2500 converter. Definetely not a 10.5 rig, but it should be a 11.2 -11.4 now.
BTW, no drag setup on the suspension, nothing. Had 5 inches of lift then. Now its has 6.5 inches of lift and 33 inch tires. Not a bad run running 31 inch all terrain tires above lol.
The Jeep is a "built small block chevy" running a highly built 700r4, 4.56 gears now with front and rear lockers. 2500 converter. Definetely not a 10.5 rig, but it should be a 11.2 -11.4 now.
BTW, no drag setup on the suspension, nothing. Had 5 inches of lift then. Now its has 6.5 inches of lift and 33 inch tires. Not a bad run running 31 inch all terrain tires above lol.
