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Victor M Garcia
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auburn hills
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19 years old
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Male
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STATISTICS
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Join Date: 02-11-2009 |
Total Posts: 1
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Last Activity 10-02-2009 |
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Year & Model
2002 TJ Wrangler |
Engine
4 liter 6cyl |
Tires
31 |
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INSTALLED PRODUCTS
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Armor |
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Audio, CB, & Electrical |
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Axles |
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Body |
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Engine |
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Interior |
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Recovery |
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Suspension |
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Tires & Wheels |
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Transfer Case |
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Transmissions |
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BABYBOYTJ'S FRIENDS (3 Mutual) |
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| DOWE 03/15/2009 10:03 PM whaaaduuuppp |
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| | JeepDoo 03/04/2009 12:05 PM What gears do u have right now?
The ideal setup for 33s is 4.10.
Some people like 4.56. You can
deal with 3.73, but if u have
stock 3.07 then 5th gear will b
useless. This is all assuming u
have 4.0L and 5 speed stick. |
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| | JeepDoo 03/03/2009 6:57 PM 4" lift kits are actually pretty
simple, there's not much else you
need to do to it. Just make sure
the kit comes with: extended sway
bar links, a transfer case drop
kit, and longer shocks. Then if
you get bigger tires you should
think about re-gearing your axles
for better performance. The only
concern is that the transfer case
drop kit will loose you a lot of
ground clearance, and even with it
there is still a very steep angle
on your driveline. To be safe you
should invest in a SYE conversion
and a CV style driveshaft. There's
a bunch of threads around the
forum on lifting your jeep so
check em out. Good luck! |
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