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towing ??
- Thread starter drift1
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ReftonsRed
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Pennsylvania
really depends on weight of what your towing. I pulled small trailer w/ 2 bikes and it was fine. I've done heavier but would not reccomend
XJ&CHZ4ME
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Unionville, MO
When I was running my RE 4.5 SF kit I did not have a rear swaybar and I pulled my boat every weekend in the summer without any problems. Now granted I was only going less then 20 miles to the lake at the time, it still performed well.
asp
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Westport, MA
i pulled my rear sway bar and did not notice a difference for normal driving. the things are so small anyway. the front sway bar is the one that does all the work in the xj. however, i have never towed anything... i plan on towing and don't see how it will be a problem though.
Coast Guard Jeep
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- South Portland, Maine
I just added HD leaf springs to my '99 so I can tow my 17ft aluminum boat on a 22ft trailer from Maine to Florida. I've got a throttle body spacer and K&N precharger. I hope nothing goes wrong!
Jeepm@n
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Northern, WI
Coast Guard Jeep said:
Be easy on the skinny pedal. Keep it out of overdrive and don't expect to be in the left lane much. I tow a dual axle pop-up camper loaded with the house thanks to the girlfriend. This while it was 90 outside last summer and running the A/C in the Porcupine mountains without an issue. Grant you no where near the mileage you have to go but the right lane was my friend. Travel safe. :thumbup:
