What did you do to your Cherokee today?
Mine: Power stering pump mod for improved fluid pressure.
My Son's XJ: Removed the most of the POS Bendix ABS system and got a dual diaphram booster and master cylinder installed. Still need to pull the ABS compressor and flare a few new brakelines.
My Son's XJ: Removed the most of the POS Bendix ABS system and got a dual diaphram booster and master cylinder installed. Still need to pull the ABS compressor and flare a few new brakelines.
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From: Metro Denver, CO
Year: 1987
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
As for me, I looked at the rear end. Contemplating designing some rear sway bar discos....
Won't know for certain until the I take it off road again...in the spring. So fat the steering is a tad easier.
Rear sway bar discos? No need. Yank the swaybar and toss it in the trash. Use the axle side brackets for BPE's for the rear upper shock mounts.
Rear sway bar discos? No need. Yank the swaybar and toss it in the trash. Use the axle side brackets for BPE's for the rear upper shock mounts.
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Joined: Nov 2008
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From: Metro Denver, CO
Year: 1987
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
um, in english? preferably with links.
Rear swaybar is a component you simply don't need. It limits rear flex. Get rid of it. The axle side brackets for the sway bar links are just the right size to be used as Bar Pin Eliminators...thats the pin that goes through the rubber eye on the upper part of the rear shock.





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