Welding Perches???
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From: Gaithersburg, MD
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Inline 6
im planning on getting the new RC 6.5" long arm kit. and some 33's. its a 98' limited. now one of my buddies told me that i had to cut my rear perches and reweld them after shifting the angle on my yoke. is this true? is this necessary to eliminate driveline angle? i do want my rig to run smooth too. looking for advise. thanks.
Shims are a cheap alternative, till you puke 'em out on the trail.....and never use aluminum shims.
Cut the old prches off and toss 'em in the trash. Get a set of anti-wrap perches and set the pinion angle properly before welding them in place.
Cut the old prches off and toss 'em in the trash. Get a set of anti-wrap perches and set the pinion angle properly before welding them in place.
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Don't forget to take a couple measurements before cuttin perches off. I sort of forgot that step on one of my projects. Kinda made it a pain to realign it before welding
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Year: 1998
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thanks for the advise guys. and yes i am planning on buying a set of anti-wrap perches from RE. also, will 33's be too small on a 6.5" lift. i dont have much money to go bigger and regear. thats the reccomended size RC says to run.
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