Lifted 2wd
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Why yes. I have lifted mine and my friend also is installing a lift on his. Right now I have a 3" body lift and 33x12.50's. But as soon as my economic stimulus check comes I will be installing a 4" rough country also. For a grand total of 7" of lift. I have a "lincoln locker" and 4.56 gears and a few performace mods to the motor. I have been running it the way it is now for a year. Does really well. But I have a BW1354 t case I am going to put in divorce mounted along with a dana 30 out of a 99 TJ jeep. 2wd can go a lot of places. But, I have had a few shortcomings on rocks and very, very steep rocky hills. But does real well in mud up to about 2ft deep. Time for me to man up and make her a 4x4. But if i didnt get the parts for free it would be stayin a 2wd. Alot of people will b/s you about it but think of is as an oversize 2wd atv. Performs about the same. Have had good luck with mine showing the old Z71s how its done.
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Yep should work out real nice with the 4.0 power. Rough country makes a cheap lift. If you want a really good one fabtech and camburg make some high $$$ lifts with coilovers.
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