I want to do somethin a bit different, an I love the way it looks with leafs in the front. An all I do is snow wheelin an backroads. I dont rockcraw or do any real flexin. Plus from the other wright ups I did find, everyone said the leafs ride alot smoother then the coils up front.

 

Thanks for the info on the 3" lift. For a 3" lift how important is the longer lca for geometry on an 01 xj? Are there any other lca that are a little longer that will work from let's say a junk yard. Ex. Dodge Dakota, jk, zj... Or do I just have to pony up for adjustable lca's

 

Alot of people have kept there stock lca's when doing 3inch lift if you look around on here. I picked up a complete new pro comp lift off CL for $200 it even came with new lca's, shocks,track bar relocation,front springs and aal and all the hardware but I opted for rc packs as my stock was sagging 1.5inches.

 

Thanks, I guess I will prob go with rusty's 3" and see what happens.

 

After looking at reviews, not going with rustys.

 

I have the Rusty's 3" spring pack lift (new coils and full leaf packs). I am not disappointed with it. I would recommend getting the 4.5" lift though... Comes with LCAs, Adj. Trac-bar, rear axle shims and a couple other things for a couple hundred bucks more.

 

awesome, glad to hear that... helps a lot!

 

hey guys, i currently have 1.75 inch spacer/shackles on my xj and am in the process of installing a 3in. add a leaf kit from rusty's. i got the front axle lowered and put the new coils in, but now i cant get the control arms to line up correctly, any ideas?

 

Use rachet straps and come alongs, and just plain muscle

 

alright, thank you, ill give it a shot

 

You can unbolt the axle end of the trac bar. That will allow you to move the axle around more. You should have to replace the trac bar anyways bc of add 3"

 

I have that on my 91 cherokee. its awesome. except i got the one without the add a leaf and i wish i would've done the aal. Installing wasn't that bad and its running awesomely.

 

Does anyone know what you would have to do to put humvee wheels on a 1999 Cherokee

 

anyone have good or bad experiences with bfg a/t ko? looking to pick some up in 31 or a 32 to replace my 30" rocky mountains(grip like crap on rocks but great in snow and mud.)

ive seen a lot of trucks run them but only a few rigs on here using them.

or opinions on other tires, thanks in advance.

 

I have them in 33x10.50 and they aren't bad. In the snow they do ok. I didn't buy them new so maybe when new they are better. Mine tend to slide when stopping in the snow.