? 96 GranD cherokee Laredo 4x4

Nov 01, 2004 3 Replies

i have a 96 Grand cherokee Laredo 4x4 with select trac



I been reading this group for a while and had to ask a few question.



and guess what ? i have another question.



How am i supposed to know wich axle i have ? front and rear...



and my other question is that it look like other terms are use instead of Grand cherokee and i guess this is based on the tub of the jeep ? would mine be a ZJ ?



I have planned to finnaly keep my GC and go with a 4 " Lift and 31 " Im looking to keep a good ride but have a bit more clereance to avoid shoveling the snow when i go to the cottage during the winter, i always been succesfull but last here i got almost stuck in 2 feet of snow.



Any reliable KIT that i can buy ? Im looking for quality in the midrange price.



BTW no plan to off-road,



Pat



French beeing my primary language sorry for my bad english...


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is your friend.Nick

Your Jeep sounds like a ZJ. Your English is better than my French, no need to apologize. Look into a Rubicon Express lifts. KH

Hi Pat,

S.D.L. Suspension in Ste-Madeleine sells a 3" TeraFlex kit for the ZJ that will let you clear 31" tires no problem:

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This kit replaces all four coils with taller springs. You'll need longer shock absorbers and anti-swaybar links to go with that kit, and possibly lower control arms too. $$$.

If you really have no plans for off roading, then you can fit 31" tires under a budget boost (longer shocks, 2" coil spacers, bumpstop spacers) for a fraction of the price:

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Call SDL and they can advise you en français.

Steve

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Le CL> I have planned to finnaly keep my GC and go with a 4 " Lift and 31 " Im

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