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From: Apple Valley, MN
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0L
Originally Posted by stryker1228
If your stock wheels are 15x8 they will fit. And you should have no problem fitting those under a 3" lift.
Now it's a monetary issue
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From: Naples, Fl
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
i searched control arms in this thread and didn't find what i was looking for. Can i use stock control arms from a wj or a jk if my jeep has a lift or would it be the same as my stock control arms?
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From: ofallon mo
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 inline 6
so i just ordered a 6.5 inch long arm lift and the tires i want are the good year 33x12.50 dura trac wrangler tires what size rim would i need to fit these
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From: Lafayette, IN
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0l I6
Originally Posted by darkness878
so i just ordered a 6.5 inch long arm lift and the tires i want are the good year 33x12.50 dura trac wrangler tires what size rim would i need to fit these
Last edited by xj_or_bust_99; Jul 21, 2011 at 12:57 AM.
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From: ellington, missouri
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0l inline 6cyl
while back i was talkin bout adding/stacking wheel spacers. today i got my 3in lift in the mail. was comparing spring size to the stock when something caught my eye. the front sway bar on the driverside is screwed. the bushing has completely rotted out and just the metal is holding it on the driverside. looked at the passengerside and its still good, just has wierd scratches on the bar itself net to the wheel. just wondering how long i can still run it (when i finally get friggen gas) before it goes out and causes me to roll like crazy? would it be safe just to say "screw it" and go all out till it snaps? once i get gas a things settled, gonna try and take it bout 50mi to my g-pas place and install the lift. and also this kit didnt come with shocks or steering stabilizer. can i install the lift anyway and run it that way?
Last edited by tornprince; Jul 21, 2011 at 05:34 PM.
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From: conn.
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 litre
while back i was talkin bout adding/stacking wheel spacers. today i got my 3in lift in the mail. was comparing spring size to the stock when something caught my eye. the front sway bar on the driverside is screwed. the bushing has completely rotted out and just the metal is holding it on the driverside. looked at the passengerside and its still good, just has wierd scratches on the bar itself net to the wheel. just wondering how long i can still run it (when i finally get friggen gas) before it goes out and causes me to roll like crazy? would it be safe just to say "screw it" and go all out till it snaps? once i get gas a things settled, gonna try and take it bout 50mi to my g-pas place and install the lift. and also this kit didnt come with shocks or steering stabilizer. can i install the lift anyway and run it that way?
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From: ellington, missouri
Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0l inline 6cyl
i fergot the pics. hopes that helps more. okay, thanks fer that info. lol, now where is a good place ta found em? it's a rough country lift kit. the site wants 34.95 a pop and the stabilizer is 35.95, so bout 175 in parts alone, the lift was only 100.99 shipped.
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From: ofallon mo
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 inline 6
the tires are 33X12.50R15LT i was lookin at the all black pro comp rims and i cant figure out what will fit these the lug is 5 on 4.5 with 4.5 back space
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From: Lafayette, IN
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0l I6
Originally Posted by darkness878
the tires are 33X12.50R15LT i was lookin at the all black pro comp rims and i cant figure out what will fit these the lug is 5 on 4.5 with 4.5 back space
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From: Powhatan, VA
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6
Originally Posted by chadh92
Is there any chance of getting vibrations after doing a 3" RC lift on my 2WD xj?
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From: Indio Desert, CA
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
I have a 89 xj 4x4 auto and I have acquired almost everything I need to begin lifting it. This is what I have or ordered so far.
*4 inch front springs
*3 inch short rear addaleafs with hardware
*U bolts
*4 RS5000 shocks
*Track bar relocator bracket
*front sway bar drop downs
*YJ brake lines
So my question is...what am I forgetting? Do I need to do the Upper and/or Lower control arms right away? I don't need to do a SYE since the back should only net about 2 more inches...right? Are there any special tools that I will need or have a hard time acquiring? Any special tricks or tools to make the install easier since I will be doing it? Will I be able to fit 32X10.5 or 32X11 if I cut the fenders with 4inches in the front and (almost)3inches in the back? My steering is a little sloppy already, the bigger tires will probably make it worse...will a new (stiffer?) steering stabilizer work? Is there any other parts that i should look into to make it more solid off road (but still onroad)?
I know it's a lot of questions...it keeps me up at night! Any help would be greatly appreciated.
*4 inch front springs
*3 inch short rear addaleafs with hardware
*U bolts
*4 RS5000 shocks
*Track bar relocator bracket
*front sway bar drop downs
*YJ brake lines
So my question is...what am I forgetting? Do I need to do the Upper and/or Lower control arms right away? I don't need to do a SYE since the back should only net about 2 more inches...right? Are there any special tools that I will need or have a hard time acquiring? Any special tricks or tools to make the install easier since I will be doing it? Will I be able to fit 32X10.5 or 32X11 if I cut the fenders with 4inches in the front and (almost)3inches in the back? My steering is a little sloppy already, the bigger tires will probably make it worse...will a new (stiffer?) steering stabilizer work? Is there any other parts that i should look into to make it more solid off road (but still onroad)?
I know it's a lot of questions...it keeps me up at night! Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Last edited by MISS4X4; Jul 22, 2011 at 07:24 PM. Reason: Spelling.
hey guys,
i just got my first jeep a couple weeks ago and i need to buy new tires, i have a stock 2000 jeep cherokee sport with no lift and want an affordable set of p235/75R15 all terrain tires as i am a college student attempting to save some money. Any suggestions will be appreciated, thanks.....and also i want to buy 15" cragar soft 8 rims, will the tire size above fit on those rims?
i just got my first jeep a couple weeks ago and i need to buy new tires, i have a stock 2000 jeep cherokee sport with no lift and want an affordable set of p235/75R15 all terrain tires as i am a college student attempting to save some money. Any suggestions will be appreciated, thanks.....and also i want to buy 15" cragar soft 8 rims, will the tire size above fit on those rims?
Last edited by 00sport; Jul 22, 2011 at 10:28 PM. Reason: added a question
Yes. The vibes come from the u-joints having too much of an angle from installing the lift because you're essentially lowering the axles. The only difference with you is that you only have to worry about the rear drive line a opposed to 4wd who have to worry about front and rear.
And what are the chances of me having vibes? It's looking like i'm going to have to drive home from college one weekend to get it done, and I don't want to get the lift on and then realize I either have to miss some days of classes to troubleshoot, or drive 3 hours back to school with vibes




