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ones out of shoebox broncos are almost perfect but you need wheel spacers, and yeah you probably cant find any with 5X4.5 i guess im used to it i have both ford axles in mine a 9"and a dana 44 so i dont have to worry about the 5x4.5 situation mines bot 5x5.5 front and rear

Why dont you try finding a Ford 9" they are stonger and easier to work on, but harder to find in some cases. My cherokee has one in the back and i have 2 spares sitting at my buddys just incase it wants to break which i doubt will happen i have a heavy right foot but i need it with a 4.0.

I went to Ma & Pa Rockers in northern Wisconsin with the Dakota County Dirt Diggers ( www.dakotadirtdiggers.com ) this past weekend and here are some of the 600 pictures that they take and put on a cd and give to you for free...

Wow you can tell they arnt Demo Derby Drivers they sure do ***** foot around. . . and yes i do own a cherokee and that wasnt too fun watchign, now if it was 2 chevy S-10 Blazers there you go it woulda made it better.

What i was going to do was buy some 5 inch coils and leaves, add 3 inch coil spacers and lift blocks, so theres the 8 inches and i have random length link arms from my dad's old mud racers and tough trucks.

did you teach the old girl how to jump by any chance?

i dont smoke anything

theres my dad's jeep 4th of july '05 in Castana Iowa, he rolled it on a trail not an obsticle yeah atta boy dad lol

I have a 3 inch procomp lift for a Cherokee, it comes with the coil spacers, add-a-leafs, hardware, i have 4 U-bolts that didnt come with the kit but they should fit a dana 35 rear that wont fit my ford 9'' rear end so they are useless to me. the box has been opened but nothing has been used at...

rolling over like a doggy lol

Hell a stock ford 9" with gears and lockers or a welded diff would be no problem for the rear end and they go for cheap up in minnesota, the front you could find a wagoneer dana 44, or a dana 44 out of an international scout but if you get a scout axle you might as well swap in the scout rear...

that sounds like the same hell i went through to get my lift kit off of Ebay. . . took me 6 months to get it and now im not going to use it Grrrrrr oh well.

Yeah its really easy to do, i think it took my dad and I a whole day in the garage to do it. . . but the body was off of the frame so that did make it easier.

I looked in the box and it just needs the U bolts but i do have 4 in my garage that should fit the dana 35 rear axle, i would be happy to give them away if you need them i have no use for them they are too small for my Ford 9" rear.

My dad had a simmilar problem on his CJ-7, him and i took a torch and basically torched off the inner rail so it was "C" channel then took some steel rectangular tubing pressed it into the frame and took a sledge hammer and hit it so it would slide farther down the frame rail, then we welded...

It's a Pro Comp 3" lift that consists of coilspacers and an add-a-leaf for the rear and hardware to install it. Everything that came in the box is in the box still, i have opened it to check it out its all brand new. let me know if you are interested in it. -Matt Chapin

I Have a 3" lift kit sitting in my garage still in the box if you are interested im only looking for about a hundred dollars for it.

Yeah Gilbert is a relly fun place. but the trails are getting ripped to hell since we've been there last, we attempted lower money talks and turned back once we got to the log in the hole it was insane, and we have pretty capable rigs with 93.5"+ tires.

weld a bead in the butt of the crack, grind it down flat, put a plate over it and burn it in, then paint over it so it wont rust. i see your from Duluth im from Hastings down by St. Paul, you ever go over to Ma and Pa Rockers over my Superior Wis, and Gilbert MN at all, gilbert is a fun place we...

weld a bead in the butt of the crack, grind it down flat, put a plate over it and burn it in, then paint over it so it wont rust. i see your from Duluth im from Hastings down by St. Paul, you ever go over to Ma and Pa Rockers over my Superior Wis, and Gilbert MN at all, gilbert is a fun place we...