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#9781
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Year: 1993 YJ Wrangler
Engine: 4.0 I6
So with 3" inch coils they maxed at full droop? Sounds good then. I'd before concerned with them bottoming out on a 2" spacer for the front.
Speaking of would 2" jk coil spacers work with an xj? Guy on CL has stock shocks and 2" spacers for $160 I might see of he'll take a $100
Speaking of would 2" jk coil spacers work with an xj? Guy on CL has stock shocks and 2" spacers for $160 I might see of he'll take a $100
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Year: 1993 YJ Wrangler
Engine: 4.0 I6
No go. Internet (JF, JKO, and JKS) say the springs are different sizes. And i feel you on the shocks. My rears are blown, and my pass side front is leaking. Having one good shock on a pickup sucks.
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Tim i have one you can have lol. It's for the rear. Then you can have one in the front and rear!
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Year: '99 and '91
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Well forget that deal than! Lol
I'm just on the fence about replacing the shocks. I could put all new stock replacements on it or for a few bucks more get a budget boost with shocks. I may just stick it out til tax time as I want to throw some OME springs and bilsteins or OME nitros on it. I'm just impatient.
I'm just on the fence about replacing the shocks. I could put all new stock replacements on it or for a few bucks more get a budget boost with shocks. I may just stick it out til tax time as I want to throw some OME springs and bilsteins or OME nitros on it. I'm just impatient.
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Year: 1993 YJ Wrangler
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I have 96xjclassic's old shocks and I have spacers/shackles. I just need to install it all, but I haven't cause I think my spacers are bigger than the lift I'll get from the shackles. And I don't want to bottom out the shocks at stock height.
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: strait 6
alright i have a 2000 jeep cherokee with 3in RC lift. i have driveline vibrations and a grinding when i let my foot off the gas. i want to do a transfer case drop but it looks like all four bolts/studs are going to break. (two already have so i really need to figure out what i am going to do next before im stuck without a vehicle) my question is, is it permisable to just cut off all four studs and weld new, longer ones on and bolt on from there. if so any tips or advice. please someone help me out. first thing i tried was drilling and retapping but after 3 broken bits and a ruined tap i gave up on that plan. i have tried coming at it from the top cutting a hole in the floor to drop new, longer bolts in also with no luck. as it was too cramped.
#9789
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How are you breaking bits? It should cut thru like butter... Buy a good bit, drill it out and drop bolts thru like originally tried. That's about your only option at this point.
Should have went with an SYE at this point... Hindsight is 20/20.
Should have went with an SYE at this point... Hindsight is 20/20.
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Year: 1993 YJ Wrangler
Engine: 4.0 I6
Originally Posted by Curtix
SYE on a 3 in lift?
Heck I was told most people don't even need the TC drop, but I got one anyways.
Heck I was told most people don't even need the TC drop, but I got one anyways.
#9792
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Pretty much, yeah.
Assuming all your joints are good. Have you checked them? That'd be where I started... after fixing the bolts.
Assuming all your joints are good. Have you checked them? That'd be where I started... after fixing the bolts.
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by coreyt
alright i have a 2000 jeep cherokee with 3in RC lift. i have driveline vibrations and a grinding when i let my foot off the gas. i want to do a transfer case drop but it looks like all four bolts/studs are going to break. (two already have so i really need to figure out what i am going to do next before im stuck without a vehicle) my question is, is it permisable to just cut off all four studs and weld new, longer ones on and bolt on from there. if so any tips or advice. please someone help me out. first thing i tried was drilling and retapping but after 3 broken bits and a ruined tap i gave up on that plan. i have tried coming at it from the top cutting a hole in the floor to drop new, longer bolts in also with no luck. as it was too cramped.
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: strait 6
yeah 20/20 for sure. i have been keeping my eyes out for a cheap sye, ill get one on eventually but i have too many projects going on right now to drop money on a new kit.