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I am going to use a set of WJ lowers on mine. I got a set off of ebay for $10.
There are a couple of articles about this, here is GoJeeps.
http://www.go.jeep-xj.info/HowtoWJcontrolarms.htm
I plan on cutting the width of the WJ bushings to the stock XJ width for my installation though.
I am having a tough time figuring this out. I have a 97 XJ, 4.0, auto, no abs. I just bought this XJ a couple months ago and during a recent snowstorm I found out that only the front brakes are working. I thought the adjusters weren't working so I replaced the adjusting hardware and shoes on...
Man, I can't believe they are out of business. I just got my brackets from them last week!
That being said, I think I will eventually swap the hooks out for factory hooks from a newer ford truck. They look like they would bolt to the brackets with little to no modification.
I am in the middle of pulling a 4.0 out of a Comanche but those top two bolts have me at a standstill! Anyone know the size of the bolt so I can go get a socket. It is the reverse torx pattern.
Thanks for any help.
Dave
I don't know about a 93 but I put a Pacesetter on my 90. I hated it! You have to extend the wiring for the O2 and the pipe runs to close to the oil drain plug. Makes it a pain to change oil plus the mess of the oil running on the exhaust.
This was just my experience but others may disagree.
My lift is peiced together (ZJ V8 coils & 2" spacer) and all I had to do is drill another lower hole closer to the drivers side. It recentered the axle so I was happy. It is my DD and has given me zero probs since I did that 9 months ago.
You might try the forums at www.ifsja.org
The site is devoted to Full Size Jeeps like your Wagoneer. Great bunch over there, they can help with any questions you might have.