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From: robbinsville NJ
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 inline 6
Hey guys I have a 98 cherokee sport 5 speed and it has a 3 inch lift. Yesterday I just added 2 inches with coil spacers and shackles and it doesn't have a transfer case drop. I don't have any vibes but should I put one on anyway? Thanks
The SYE does more than just eliminate vibes. It also ELIMINATES the slip yoke.
If you wheel at all and flex your suspension, you can put a lot stress on the u-joints in a stock driveshaft. Binding is a never a good thing.
T-case drop is a booty-fab band-aid.
Get an SYE and you'll be ahead of the game.
If you wheel at all and flex your suspension, you can put a lot stress on the u-joints in a stock driveshaft. Binding is a never a good thing.
T-case drop is a booty-fab band-aid.
Get an SYE and you'll be ahead of the game.
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From: Jacksonville, FL
Year: 92
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by SeriousOffroad
The SYE does more than just eliminate vibes. It also ELIMINATES the slip yoke.
If you wheel at all and flex your suspension, you can put a lot stress on the u-joints in a stock driveshaft. Binding is a never a good thing.
T-case drop is a booty-fab band-aid.
Get an SYE and you'll be ahead of the game.
If you wheel at all and flex your suspension, you can put a lot stress on the u-joints in a stock driveshaft. Binding is a never a good thing.
T-case drop is a booty-fab band-aid.
Get an SYE and you'll be ahead of the game.
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