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03-14-2011, 06:09 PM
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New jeeper here from Powhatan, VA. Just got a 2000 XJ a few weeks ago. This is actually my second Jeep. The first was a 95 ZJ. But that was back in my teenage years. Anyway, I plan on putting a 3" lift on the xj in the next couple weeks. I was planning on getting the Rough Country Series II Kit with full leaf springs (not AAL) and upgrading to 31x10.50s. I was wondering if anyone had any advice as to what I can expect when I go to install the kit. Oh, I plan on replacing the stabilizer bar links while Im under there. Thanks.
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Welcome to the forum!
When you do the lift plan on relocating at very least the front brake lines.
Usually you can get away with drilling a new hole and dropping the bracket. Usually.
When you do the lift plan on relocating at very least the front brake lines.
Usually you can get away with drilling a new hole and dropping the bracket. Usually.
03-17-2011, 10:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Gee oh Dee
Welcome to the forum!
When you do the lift plan on relocating at very least the front brake lines.
Usually you can get away with drilling a new hole and dropping the bracket. Usually.
When you do the lift plan on relocating at very least the front brake lines.
Usually you can get away with drilling a new hole and dropping the bracket. Usually.
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