Lift question
When flexing the shackle moves rearward, the more room the shackle has to move, the more it will allow your suspension to cycle.
You can always try flexing it out and see if the shackle contacts that bolt.
You can always try flexing it out and see if the shackle contacts that bolt.
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Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
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In my experience cutting/ grinding that bolt is really only necessary when adding extended shackles. but as mentioned above flex it out see if it hits. a sawzall with a metal cutting blade will make quick work of it. and it gives you a few less turns of a wrench when removing the bumper support.
In my experience cutting/ grinding that bolt is really only necessary when adding extended shackles. but as mentioned above flex it out see if it hits. a sawzall with a metal cutting blade will make quick work of it. and it gives you a few less turns of a wrench when removing the bumper support.


