hey guys quick question...i have a rough country 3 inch lift on my 2000 Cherokee sport with 32inch tires and i am adding two more inchs this weekend to make it a 5 inch lift..i do medium trailing, mudding what not...how high can i go before i have to start worrying about my slip yoke

 

General consensus is about 4.5+ inches but it really varies from truck to truck. Whether you have an auto or manual trans can play into it too, as the manual trans is shorter, so you wouldn't need to go as high to run a SYE. My truck has about 3.5" of lift in the rear and is a manual, I have plenty of room to convert to an SYE when I'm ready to.

 

I say as soon as you can afford it.

 

mine is an auto..so the auto might not need one(for a little while that is) with 5 inches of list? also do i need to do a drop on my t case with 5 inchs or should it be fine? looking to still keep it a nice smooth ride as i drive it daily for now.

also love your SIG MetalGear!

 

besides the lift kit tires and rims...everything else is stock on it right now...lookig to make it solid and smoth

 

SHimming of axles and a AX-15 crossmember (manual transmission crossmember) will give you good angle's. Thanks

 

im not following you on shimming the axles..? ..never done that before..and the ax-15 fixes the angle problem when i lift it 5inchs? sweet..thanks