98 cherokee 2wd lift help
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98 cherokee 2wd lift help
hey guys im looking into getting a 6.5 inch lift for my cherokee
heres the one im looking at getting http://www.ebay.com/itm/1984-2001-Je...item20c0fafc81
is there anythang else i need or is everythang there the help is greatly apperciated im a new member just signed up today
heres the one im looking at getting http://www.ebay.com/itm/1984-2001-Je...item20c0fafc81
is there anythang else i need or is everythang there the help is greatly apperciated im a new member just signed up today
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Yes it is two wheel drive but all the front suspension parts are located in the same place as 4wd so I figured that part wouldn't matter and after I do the lift I'm converting it to 4wd
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Aren't the 2wd ones utilizing A-arms upfront?
Anyways, if you are going to convert over, then that is a great deal for the lift.... D30 or D35 axles are a dime a dozen for the front, but D44 would be the way to go. There are several ads listed in the for sale section here for used axles and transfer cases that may be worth checking out.....
Anyways, if you are going to convert over, then that is a great deal for the lift.... D30 or D35 axles are a dime a dozen for the front, but D44 would be the way to go. There are several ads listed in the for sale section here for used axles and transfer cases that may be worth checking out.....
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Alright man ill take a look at that
And when converting it would that lift work and wouldn't have to buy anythang extra
And ill up load pics of the front right now
And when converting it would that lift work and wouldn't have to buy anythang extra
And ill up load pics of the front right now
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Aren't the 2wd ones utilizing A-arms upfront?
Anyways, if you are going to convert over, then that is a great deal for the lift.... D30 or D35 axles are a dime a dozen for the front, but D44 would be the way to go. There are several ads listed in the for sale section here for used axles and transfer cases that may be worth checking out.....
Anyways, if you are going to convert over, then that is a great deal for the lift.... D30 or D35 axles are a dime a dozen for the front, but D44 would be the way to go. There are several ads listed in the for sale section here for used axles and transfer cases that may be worth checking out.....
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Thank you, good to know. Don't see a lot of them.
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id recommend getting the control arm drop brackets if you are not going to do the long arm kit. at 6.5 inches short arms are going to ride like ****. the drop brackets lower the control arms and give more flex and better ride. with the 4x4 conversion you will need a slip yoke eliminator kit to help reduce drive line angles that cause vibrations. also at that height you might need to run an over the knuckle steering so you do not have crappy steering geometry.
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since its 2wd I wouldnt lift it. 2wd are meant for decent gas mileage. why change that? buy a beater cherokee 4wd and lift that.
also 6.5" is huge. you can easily run 37's with that much lift. 4.5" and you can easily run 33's and 35's
also 6.5" is huge. you can easily run 37's with that much lift. 4.5" and you can easily run 33's and 35's
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