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From: Missouri
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I6 4.0 L
Does treadwright retread their tires so that each type of tire has the same tread depth as it is when bought new. Reason I ask is because I saw that bf goodrich a/t 31" tires on the website have a tread depth of 19/32" which doesn't seem as deep as a new one. And mt guard was like 17/32" .......
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From: South Dakota
Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Does treadwright retread their tires so that each type of tire has the same tread depth as it is when bought new. Reason I ask is because I saw that bf goodrich a/t 31" tires on the website have a tread depth of 19/32" which doesn't seem as deep as a new one. And mt guard was like 17/32" .......
http://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/tire-...n-t-a-ko-tires
Last edited by Kyle 4x4 4life; Apr 27, 2011 at 06:25 PM.
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Alrighty, guess i'll take a stab at asking some questions.
I have a 3" lift, coils up front and It had blocks in the rear. The stock leafs were starting to invert so I made a few calls and picked up some Pro Comp 2.5" rear leaf springs. Besides using my sawzall to get the old leafs out, it was a huge pain in the ***!!. But anyways, I put the new leafs on and DAMN does it sit high in the rear. At full flex my shocks barely reach. I understand that the leafs need to settle, but i mean, how much could these things drop rest at?
My other question is, what would be the cheapest way to go up another 1.5"? I'd like to do 4.5 inches of lift, would shackles and spacers be a good enough way? Also what else would i need to do to the drivetrain and suspension parts? Possibly extended brake lines too?
Thanks guys, i appreciate it.
I have a 3" lift, coils up front and It had blocks in the rear. The stock leafs were starting to invert so I made a few calls and picked up some Pro Comp 2.5" rear leaf springs. Besides using my sawzall to get the old leafs out, it was a huge pain in the ***!!. But anyways, I put the new leafs on and DAMN does it sit high in the rear. At full flex my shocks barely reach. I understand that the leafs need to settle, but i mean, how much could these things drop rest at?
My other question is, what would be the cheapest way to go up another 1.5"? I'd like to do 4.5 inches of lift, would shackles and spacers be a good enough way? Also what else would i need to do to the drivetrain and suspension parts? Possibly extended brake lines too?
Thanks guys, i appreciate it.
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From: Maine
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 inline 6
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From: Oregon
Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Straight 6 H/O
http://rustysoffroad.com/mm5/merchan...ode=sus_xj_kit
is that the complete kit i need to bolt on? i currently have a rough country 2 inch lift (just coils and add a leafs) and shocks. i want to do this 4.5" if it is complete. any other suggestions? thanks guys
is that the complete kit i need to bolt on? i currently have a rough country 2 inch lift (just coils and add a leafs) and shocks. i want to do this 4.5" if it is complete. any other suggestions? thanks guys
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From: Lewisville, NC
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6
3" Lift, Zone.
im about to get the Zone 3" kit and i was trying to picture the Jeep lifted but with stock size tires but cant decide how it would look. is anyone running a 3" lift with stock tires? how does it look?
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From: Powhatan, VA
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6
Originally Posted by TheMayer
im about to get the Zone 3" kit and i was trying to picture the Jeep lifted but with stock size tires but cant decide how it would look. is anyone running a 3" lift with stock tires? how does it look?
My main pic is stock height.
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From: Powhatan, VA
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6
Originally Posted by TheMayer
im about to get the Zone 3" kit and i was trying to picture the Jeep lifted but with stock size tires but cant decide how it would look. is anyone running a 3" lift with stock tires? how does it look?
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From: Powhatan, VA
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6
Originally Posted by 1plunk
Those gotta be 30's. Are they?
Last edited by stryker1228; Apr 29, 2011 at 05:35 AM.
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From: Oregon
Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Straight 6 H/O
http://rustysoffroad.com/mm5/merchan...ode=sus_xj_kit
is that the complete kit i need to bolt on? i currently have a rough country 2 inch lift (just coils and add a leafs) and shocks.. i want to do this 4.5" if it is complete. any other suggestions? thanks guys
do i have to extend steering/drivelines?
is that the complete kit i need to bolt on? i currently have a rough country 2 inch lift (just coils and add a leafs) and shocks.. i want to do this 4.5" if it is complete. any other suggestions? thanks guys
do i have to extend steering/drivelines?
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From: st.george utah
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: l6 4.0
http://rustysoffroad.com/mm5/merchan...ode=sus_xj_kit
is that the complete kit i need to bolt on? i currently have a rough country 2 inch lift (just coils and add a leafs) and shocks.. i want to do this 4.5" if it is complete. any other suggestions? thanks guys
do i have to extend steering/drivelines?
is that the complete kit i need to bolt on? i currently have a rough country 2 inch lift (just coils and add a leafs) and shocks.. i want to do this 4.5" if it is complete. any other suggestions? thanks guys
do i have to extend steering/drivelines?
yes thats complete
