Finally got the lift installed!!
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Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Finally got the lift installed!!
Finally got around to getting my lift installed and I think it looks mighty fine.
Zone 3-inch w/rear leaf springs, nitro shocks, t-case drop kit
31x10.50 ProComp AT Sport
15x8 Tactik D Windows
Extras added:
K&N Cold Air
Rough Country Adjustable Track Bar
Fresh sway bar links
She rides real nice!! Just a little vibration around 35-40mph for whatever reason...and also a pretty annoying *creak* in the rear right while I'm driving over bumps or steering right...even when I push down on the right side of my rear bumper I can hear it nice and loud...any ideas?
Definitely more plans for the future (need a quality tire carrier rear bumper for my spare...recommendations anyone?)
Thanks for looking!!
Zone 3-inch w/rear leaf springs, nitro shocks, t-case drop kit
31x10.50 ProComp AT Sport
15x8 Tactik D Windows
Extras added:
K&N Cold Air
Rough Country Adjustable Track Bar
Fresh sway bar links
She rides real nice!! Just a little vibration around 35-40mph for whatever reason...and also a pretty annoying *creak* in the rear right while I'm driving over bumps or steering right...even when I push down on the right side of my rear bumper I can hear it nice and loud...any ideas?
Definitely more plans for the future (need a quality tire carrier rear bumper for my spare...recommendations anyone?)
Thanks for looking!!
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Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 HO
I would have someone push down on the bumper while I wached underneath to try and find the creak noise.
Or even get under there and pull/push on the body somewhere
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Or try giving all bolts and nuts a once over to make sure they are tight, also make sure all bushing sleeves are pinched by the body or shackle and the leaf isn't making contact with either as well.
Or even get under there and pull/push on the body somewhere
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Or try giving all bolts and nuts a once over to make sure they are tight, also make sure all bushing sleeves are pinched by the body or shackle and the leaf isn't making contact with either as well.
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4L, 6 cylinder, 190 hp, 225 ft lp torque
Two door Cherokees ROCK. Your's looked great when stock and now looks even better. If you don't need the interior carrying capacity you could remove the rear seat and mount the spare horizontally (lower center of gravity). However, working down a steep hill once I did have the rear start to come up and over. I have thought about moving that extra weight back as far as possible.
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4L, 6 cylinder, 190 hp, 225 ft lp torque
About the creak. Try, with the Cherokee resting on a level spot, loosening the two rear leaf spring and shackle bolts. Re-tighten to torque specifications. Check your shackle and exhaust clearances for contact.
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Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Finally got around to getting my lift installed and I think it looks mighty fine.
Zone 3-inch w/rear leaf springs, nitro shocks, t-case drop kit
31x10.50 ProComp AT Sport
15x8 Tactik D Windows
Extras added:
K&N Cold Air
Rough Country Adjustable Track Bar
Fresh sway bar links
She rides real nice!! Just a little vibration around 35-40mph for whatever reason...and also a pretty annoying *creak* in the rear right while I'm driving over bumps or steering right...even when I push down on the right side of my rear bumper I can hear it nice and loud...any ideas?
Definitely more plans for the future (need a quality tire carrier rear bumper for my spare...recommendations anyone?)
Thanks for looking!!
Zone 3-inch w/rear leaf springs, nitro shocks, t-case drop kit
31x10.50 ProComp AT Sport
15x8 Tactik D Windows
Extras added:
K&N Cold Air
Rough Country Adjustable Track Bar
Fresh sway bar links
She rides real nice!! Just a little vibration around 35-40mph for whatever reason...and also a pretty annoying *creak* in the rear right while I'm driving over bumps or steering right...even when I push down on the right side of my rear bumper I can hear it nice and loud...any ideas?
Definitely more plans for the future (need a quality tire carrier rear bumper for my spare...recommendations anyone?)
Thanks for looking!!
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Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I used whatever bushings came with the 3-inch Zone lift that they provided.
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Year: 2001
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Two door Cherokees ROCK. Your's looked great when stock and now looks even better. If you don't need the interior carrying capacity you could remove the rear seat and mount the spare horizontally (lower center of gravity). However, working down a steep hill once I did have the rear start to come up and over. I have thought about moving that extra weight back as far as possible.