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Car Forum / Jeep / February 2005It's never ending, isn't it?
Man, the chain of mods never stops! I want a flatter skid plate, so I hafta get a CV driveshaft, so I hafta rotate the rear axle, so I hafta either flip my rear shocks or relocate them.... well... I guess that is an end, but man, what a ride. One thing DEFINITELY leads to another. n. Absolutley! I just finished a lift kit installation on my 89 Cherokee, and I'm all ready not happy with the flex and checking out new (read: bigger) kits! Carl > Man, the chain of mods never stops! I want a flatter skid plate, so I hafta > get a CV driveshaft, so I hafta rotate the rear axle, so I hafta either flip [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > leads to another. > n. How high'd you go Carl? If XJ lifts are anything like TJ lifts, anything more than 3 inches or so you begin needing other mods to keep everything in line : ) n. > Absolutley! I just finished a lift kit installation on my 89 Cherokee, and > I'm all ready not happy with the flex and checking out new (read: bigger) [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] >> leads to another. >> n. I got a custom 2" Skyjacker kit. Right now I am eying the RE 3.5" and the RE 4.5".. Carl > How high'd you go Carl? If XJ lifts are anything like TJ lifts, anything > more than 3 inches or so you begin needing other mods to keep everything in [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > >> leads to another. > >> n. It's worse with XJs. That stinking uni-body... I had a bunch of issues lifting my XJ 2" -- have heard it's really hit or miss. Sometimes a 2" lift can mess everything up, and other times it won't. 3" or more and you're looking at a lot more work. Eric 99 TJ SE 00 XJ LTD > How high'd you go Carl? If XJ lifts are anything like TJ lifts, anything > more than 3 inches or so you begin needing other mods to keep everything [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] >>> leads to another. >>> n. |
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