NBosse

Hi tthereim very new to this forum I just bought a 94 grand cherokee limited 5.2 v8
I would like to put a 4inch suspension lift kit on it im not really sure how to go about doing so should I get longer control arms what else would you recomened doing along with that what should be reinenforced
Also how big of tires can I put on right now its all stock and would it cause any damage if I put big tires on and nothing else
Also would a 4inch lift effect my highway driving would I start to get a woble

fannitti

most kits say what size they suggest on tires

NBosse

Theres so many im so confused im not sure which one to get ir the difference

XJlimitedx99

Research, research, research. There's like 10 threads just like this everyday. Is this a wheelin rig or a pavement pounder? What's your budget? I wouldn't go any bigger than 31s or maybe 32s.

NBosse

Mostly pavement but id like to be able to do some offroading without damaging anything id like to go as cheap as possible but like I said ill spend the money to not break anything

Turbo X_J

How much of the suspension has already been replaced, is it a rust bucket?

Won't happen, the harder you wheel it the more stuff you break, the more $$$$ you spend.

xjmarc

You can fit a 30" tire stock and 31" with a little bumper trimming. Make sure you have the u joint yoke on the front axle before you lift it other wise the drive shaft won't last with anything over 2". Fairly easy swap if you have the CV. I ran 33s on mine with 3" and at 4" ran 35s but my fenders were trimmed a little. With the stock axles 33s are your max size. The rear axles in ZJs tend to be on the weak side.

CanXJ

Depends on how deep your pockets are LOL.

XJlimitedx99

2" lift with 31s. Ran that setup on my old ZJ. Mint daily driver, decent in the woods.