about to order my rough country lift
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about to order my rough country lift
going to order a 3 inch series 2 kit with full leaf springs tomarrow. does anyone know if i can downgrade the shocks to the 8000's to save a few bucks? or if there is a coupon code?
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I would call them to see if they could cut a deal on the kit. I wouldn't downgrade the shocks - imo. That is a good lift and it will be hard to beat the price for it.
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Contact Grimmus tomorrow. he is our RC forum vendor he is a VERY good guy who will help with whatever you need:
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/members/grimus99xj-1292/
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and see his sig for his info to contact him
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/members/grimus99xj-1292/
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and see his sig for his info to contact him
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called and spoke with Jason this morning. he was able to give me a good deal and keep the 9000 series shocks.
can't wait to get the lift installed. now i need to find a set of 31 inch tires in my price range.
can't wait to get the lift installed. now i need to find a set of 31 inch tires in my price range.
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Start PB Blasting the nuts and bolts you will need to take off: Leaf spring bolts, u-bolts, lower control arms, upper rear shocks, stock steering dampener, etc. spray it every day and don't be afraid to use up to 2 or 3 cans of it coz it does help. Leaf spring bolts will probably need some heating when the time comes coz that's all i encountered that was a pain.
almost forgot. purchase new u-bolts. it doesn't come with them
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Thing about Treadwright is if you are looking for a 15" tire, it takes em forever these days.
Onto the Duratrac's.
I will say this, when I go to buy tires again, I will be getting Duratrac's over MTRs W/Kevlar.
Half of my club is running the Duratrac's now and everything Wyoming and Colorado has to throw at them, they beat it. These tires are a beast in the snow and on the rocks. I don't know about mud cause we don't have much around here. I would imagine they fare very well in mud to though.
For the price, I think they are an excellent buy.
Onto the Duratrac's.
I will say this, when I go to buy tires again, I will be getting Duratrac's over MTRs W/Kevlar.
Half of my club is running the Duratrac's now and everything Wyoming and Colorado has to throw at them, they beat it. These tires are a beast in the snow and on the rocks. I don't know about mud cause we don't have much around here. I would imagine they fare very well in mud to though.
For the price, I think they are an excellent buy.
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Originally Posted by afbond03
Thing about Treadwright is if you are looking for a 15" tire, it takes em forever these days.
Onto the Duratrac's.
I will say this, when I go to buy tires again, I will be getting Duratrac's over MTRs W/Kevlar.
Half of my club is running the Duratrac's now and everything Wyoming and Colorado has to throw at them, they beat it. These tires are a beast in the snow and on the rocks. I don't know about mud cause we don't have much around here. I would imagine they fare very well in mud to though.
For the price, I think they are an excellent buy.
Onto the Duratrac's.
I will say this, when I go to buy tires again, I will be getting Duratrac's over MTRs W/Kevlar.
Half of my club is running the Duratrac's now and everything Wyoming and Colorado has to throw at them, they beat it. These tires are a beast in the snow and on the rocks. I don't know about mud cause we don't have much around here. I would imagine they fare very well in mud to though.
For the price, I think they are an excellent buy.
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hey man if you live anywhere with questionable roads, i would not downgrade the shocks.. it makes it very unplesent to drive and will cost you more in the long run with back surgurey
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i have 162 pounds of boxes scheduled for delivery on friday. wheee lol. i've been spraying everything down about once a week since i bought the jeep..
i did get the 9000 series shocks aswell.
will i be able to source new u bolts locally? or will i need to order them?
i did get the 9000 series shocks aswell.
will i be able to source new u bolts locally? or will i need to order them?
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Onto the Duratrac's.
I will say this, when I go to buy tires again, I will be getting Duratrac's over MTRs W/Kevlar.
Half of my club is running the Duratrac's now and everything Wyoming and Colorado has to throw at them, they beat it. These tires are a beast in the snow and on the rocks. I don't know about mud cause we don't have much around here. I would imagine they fare very well in mud to though.
For the price, I think they are an excellent buy.
I will say this, when I go to buy tires again, I will be getting Duratrac's over MTRs W/Kevlar.
Half of my club is running the Duratrac's now and everything Wyoming and Colorado has to throw at them, they beat it. These tires are a beast in the snow and on the rocks. I don't know about mud cause we don't have much around here. I would imagine they fare very well in mud to though.
For the price, I think they are an excellent buy.