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Nice find MPETE, thats pretty cool.
KMK172008 said:swapping the intake manifold from a 99+ to a pre-99 gets you 15 hp
Gojeep said:Standard height is 17.5" from wheel centre to underside of the flare in front and 17" in the rear.
MPETESS10 said:for those with an auto equipped XJ lookin for a t-case drop
pick up a late model XJ 5spd trans crossmember it is identical to an auto but the top of it where the trans mount bolts to is about 3/4 lower than on an auto
both are the same dimesions but directly in the center where the mount bolts the 5spd one dips down to a lower mounting surface and essentially gives you a 3/4" t-case drop with no loss in ground clearance or breakover angle.
not sure exactly what years to look for but my 99 5spd is like this and I found a replacement on a 96 5spd in the junkyard after I fubared mine.
I didnt know they were different and the first one I picked up was from a 98 auto XJ and when I got mine out and compared them is when I found the difference.
might be a little help for those who have a mild lift with some slight vibes but cant afford an SYE but dont want the lost clearance of the T-case drop
ManBearPig said:did u get that out of a pre 97 or 97+ ?
i wouldn't wheel without more transfercase protection than is offered by the crossmember. tc and oilpan skids have been amongst the best investments i've made.Gojeep said:You do realise that the transfercase is still the lowest point and now 3/4" lower still. So now you have even less protection around the transfercase than before. I would prefer the the cross member took the hit and not the transfercase!
89RockHeep said:82-92 camaro rear spring insulators, grab em there cheap, take off your stock nsulator on the front slap that maro one up there, and then put your old on back, bam! 1.5 in lift
89RockHeep said:82-92 camaro rear spring insulators, grab em there cheap, take off your stock nsulator on the front slap that maro one up there, and then put your old on back, bam! 1.5 in lift
Its' the hocky puck looking that at the top of the spring between the body and the spring.. so that it's not metal on metal.tigerShark said:whats a spring insulator?