Jeep Cherokee (Xj) Lift Companies
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Engine: Golen 4.6 Stroker, AFE Headers, 62mm TB, 24 LB Injectors, Brown Dog kit, HF Cat, 3" Exhaust
well if you ever do, I want to see it.. thats alot of $$$ though... your gonna need a different power-plant to push them
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What about Rusty's Offroad? Are they not on the list for a reason? I am seriously considering running thier 4.5 system in the very near future... I was at wheelin in the country over new years and saw more Rusty's stuff than almost anything else... Just think that they are a worthy competitor and should be added to the list!!!
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I'm running a 4" tomken ultra flex kit with 1.75" Teraflex budget boost. I'm very pleased with them. it actually rides smoother than stock. If I would do it again, I'd probably go with a Rubicon Express kit though.
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can somebody send me a link of a 3in lift with a complete leaf spring and all the other goodies for under 450 besides rustys
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Engine: I6 - 4.0L MFI GAS OHV
Well it seems no one has.
Parts are in the mail. Rocky road 4" trailblazer, comes with OME springs, poly spacers, shackles and blocks, adjustable track bar, bushings and rear brake lines. I opted for the additional cost rancho 9000xl adjustable shocks, quick disconnect anti-sway bar links and fixed length lower control arms. I admit it was pricey, but if it is what it says it is its worth it. The guy says it's gonna take a few weeks to ship, I'll report back how it works out for me>
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Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
i posted this question elsewhere on this forum but this looks like a better thread to ask, has anyone ever installed the rustys 8 inch long arm kit on their xj? i was going to order it but was wondering about ease of install and quality? i have a lift to install it on so i know that makes it a bit easier to begin with. also it says i can fit 35s but should i go with 33s for more clearance?
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Originally Posted by bdub_xj
i posted this question elsewhere on this forum but this looks like a better thread to ask, has anyone ever installed the rustys 8 inch long arm kit on their xj? i was going to order it but was wondering about ease of install and quality? i have a lift to install it on so i know that makes it a bit easier to begin with. also it says i can fit 35s but should i go with 33s for more clearance?
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ok good cool, another question i am debating between super swampers or the bfg mud terrain km2 i have the bfg km's on my truck and love em but which perform better? i am building more for mud but was also wanting to take it to the badlands in attica and dont want to buy multiple sets of wheels and tires. any suggestions there?
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Originally Posted by bdub_xj
ok good cool, another question i am debating between super swampers or the bfg mud terrain km2 i have the bfg km's on my truck and love em but which perform better? i am building more for mud but was also wanting to take it to the badlands in attica and dont want to buy multiple sets of wheels and tires. any suggestions there?