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I dont see a disadvantage to either kit. I like the skid plate design in the tnt kit. are they both equally strong? Any weak points on either kit? i am going to start looking at welders before i dig into this project..
my head is spinning from all the reading i have been doing. i think i have it narrowed down to saving my cash for either the clayton kit or a kit from tnt. are there any major pros and cons between the two systems? i do like the clearance the tnt kit gives you
What would you recommend over the iro kit? I have a friend who has used their lift on an XJ and on his current grand cherokee. Seems like a solid kit. He drives his grand daily and wheels occasionally. The main reason I like the iro system is strength, price, and it is all bolt on. I don't have...
Was thinking about what bpe meant. Meant to say install bpes. Also looking at sway bar disconnects. Who makes a good set of frame stiffners and will they work with the iron rock crossmember?
I just bought my first XJ. Its a 96 2 door. I plan on building it in stages. Its my daily driver and will see 95% street use, with the occasional trip to the woods or mud pits. Any input is appreciated,
Step 1:
Strengthen the drivetrain:
upgraded front axle shafts, 4.10 gears and locker up front...