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Currently the TC is dropped from the previous lift but after installing the 4" I have some new vibrations, so a SYE is on the short list. I never liked the TC drop and planned on the SYE anyway but now it's a priority.

Thank you. 33's, P.O. said it was a 3 1/2" unknown brand. I have (since the video was taken) replaced it with a 4" Pro Comp and it sits 1-1 1/2" higher in the front and about 2" higher in the rear. So a very settled 3 1/2", and for what its worth the 3 1/2" lift needed a 1 3/4" spacer after the...

Here's a video from a couple months back. Really cool area, near by River with camping spots, lots of trails and if you happen to find yourself there in the warmer months grab a burger from Walker Burger!

Here is a good site for relay wiring projects, also has some wiring info for different makes and models, and has the above mentioned delayed off for headlights. https://www.the12volt.com/

I have had a Lockrite in a different, much heavier vehicle, and it was great for several years until I broke it. Honestly I abused it and I failed not it, I would consider them again. I have not researched or experienced all these lockers as some of you have but here is where I'm at; I would...

Don't forget Junkyards and pic-n-pulls, cherokees are plentiful, around here anyways.

The difference would be that the computer can make adjustments based off of the cam sensor and crank sensor. A distributor could not make the same adjustments. FYI: The Haynes repair manual recommends replacement if there is a 1/2" of deflection.

I bought a 2000 dodge ram several years ago and found a wedding band set in the ash tray along with a bunch of change. I returned them to the owner. Weeks later I was replacing the missing spare tire and when I opened the pouch for the handle to crank the tire up I found $100 bill. I kept that...

Are you comfortable or able to wrench on it yourself? Timing sets are more intimidating then difficult.

With that code and it being off by 17* I don't know how the timing set could not be the problem. Unless someone was in there before you bought it and set it up wrong , the only way it could change it's self is by jumping by being too stretched/worn. Either way it should be inspected. I mentioned...

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Thats exactly what I was thinking. Large mouth Bass Imagine this wrap...

It may not ever fail, but they do stretch and wear. I don't know on the 4.0 but manufacturers do have replacement schedules for parts, if I had to guess, it is likely at 100,000.

Never been a fan of the whole grille being chrome. However I do like the chrome beauty rings on the slots and head lights. When I bought my TJ the slot rings were not shiny anymore so I searched for some new and saw this set that had billet bars in them as well as the chrome rings, I thought...

I'd take a Track Hawk. I...well, the wife has what could be said to be the poor mans Track Hawk, a 16 Cherokee 75th anniversary with the 3.2L and 9 speed auto stick. The thing is quick, comfortable, and if your nice it'll get 30 mpg.

I wonder how much that affected their mpg? Wait never mind they don't care they spent a crap ton of money to still not quite get there.

Those are some pretty cool beds. I like the Landcruiser crib/changing table. I built my sons childhood loft bed/desk/dresser/entertainment center he used from 3-4 until maybe 15-16 yrs old. It was fun to build.

I didn't know that, why not? Yes Luk repset kit which came with the TOB and pilot bearing.

Following up in case others have the same symptoms, this is what I found. Throw out bearing was squeaky/crunchy and one of the retainers were broken Pressure plate was worn pretty bad, the ends of the springs were as sharp as a razor The disc still looked good but was getting close to the...

Installed the rear driveshaft, drove it to work for the first time since replacing the clutch. Soooo much better!