I looked at the sticker on the xj I bought it also says selec trac differential as well as selec trac 4wd system. I'm anoob, so what is the difference?

 

anyone?

 

SelecTrac ia a transfer case allowing part time as well as full time 4WD. You can use 4WD on the street with one of these.

 

So what does the up country mean??? does it mean I have a LSD diff?

 

the upcountry package included a 1" factory lift with full skid plates, front and rear tow hooks, full size spare, rear lsd and no rear sway bar

 

This, fairly rare not extremely common.

Not this.

 

Thanks! So I guess I picked a good one....I thought it sat taller than others I'd looked at.

 

Does it have all the other things mentioned?

 

^^ Im curious too, should have a gas tank skid plate (metal), and front and rear tow hooks.

 

I noticed it has alot more skid plates than other xjs that i've seen. It has 78k miles and the interior is perfect. I picked it up for $3500. it also has the infinity sound system. Best of all it came from Dallas so hadn't ever spent life in a hard winter. All the ones I looked at here in Denver were pretty beat up. The only flaw is there's a couple places on the roof where paint has chipped and has some surface rust. From what i've seen I guess that's common?

 

Yes it has tow hooks.

 

Awesome mileage, nothing like a low mileage xj for cheap. You got a damn good price on that. I wish I could come across one similar.

 

Pretty sure its also real close to 'up dog' suspension...

 

I was with the understanding, up country was slightly higher suspension set up and 2 wheel+4wheel part time.

 

Up country sits higher, the np241 "Selec Trac" is a full or part time transfer case. He could drive around all day in what would essentially be AWD.