Never seen a lift like this!
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Never seen a lift like this!
Any clues as to what kind of lift I'm dealing with here? Very stout setup that relocates uppers higher and lowers back and down, with an integrated upper axle truss. I thought I had seen em all till now. And while we are at it, anyone recognize this jeep? I know it came out of Utah a little while ago, and I got it out of Idaho a week ago. Has D44 rear, huge lift, gears, locked front and back, etc. Just curious if anyone knows this thing
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Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Any clues as to what kind of lift I'm dealing with here? Very stout setup that relocates uppers higher and lowers back and down, with an integrated upper axle truss. I thought I had seen em all till now. And while we are at it, anyone recognize this jeep? I know it came out of Utah a little while ago, and I got it out of Idaho a week ago. Has D44 rear, huge lift, gears, locked front and back, etc. Just curious if anyone knows this thing
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Its incredibly thick and solid, and I was definitely thinking Skyjacker. This thing flexes like I have never even seen before, absolutely incredible. Surprisingly enough there is no contact issues anywhere, this thing looks a little weird but really works well, and easily clears 35's with the cut fenders. It also has an SYE, and anti-wrap bars on the rear, and shock re-locators all the way around with eyes on all ends of shocks. Whoever did this built it nicely years ago.
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Certainly not a fan of bolt on trusses like that. Especially using the OEM passenger side upper as a mounting point while adding more leverage. Just seems like asking for a problem.
Last edited by JeepingDan; 06-13-2013 at 08:49 AM.