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which is better #711540 03/31/06 08:55 AM
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kingfoss Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
so which is better off road with comperable 4 in lifts a cherokee or a wrangler both 4.0.


2000 TJ 5" lift
33" BFG AT
Rear 4-link coming soon
Front hp dana 44 and frod 9" Rear coming sonn
Re: which is better [Re: kingfoss] #711541 03/31/06 02:23 PM
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BigJim Offline
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This is a trick question, right?
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Re: which is better [Re: BigJim] #711542 03/31/06 02:57 PM
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Chris72 Offline
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This is a trick question, right?


Maybe, maybe not... Over all, the full framed shorter wheelbase TJ would be better. but...

Ask yourself a few questions:

1. What kind of trails will I do?
2. How often will I wheel?
3. How much room for "stuff" do I need?
4. Who's going to go with me (kids, dog, etc)

"Better" is relative to what you intend to do with it. Come back with those answers and we'll see <img src="/forums/images/graemlins/cheers.gif" alt="" />

Re: which is better [Re: Chris72] #711543 03/31/06 04:21 PM
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kingfoss Offline OP
Getting the Wheeling Fever
i am talking in pure offroad ability with no other factors.


2000 TJ 5" lift
33" BFG AT
Rear 4-link coming soon
Front hp dana 44 and frod 9" Rear coming sonn
Re: which is better [Re: kingfoss] #711544 03/31/06 04:46 PM
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Fred Blackstone Offline
Body Damage is Cool
Chris is right about qualifying the response. Overall, the Wrangler is "better" offroad. It's easy to want to credit the Cherokee for its longer wheelbase, but it's obvious the stock Wrangler's better ground clearance, approach angle, breakover angle, departure angle, and wheel articulation is going to assist the four wheeler more offroad.


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