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Having a Jeep with 5 full size tires means that tire rotation should include the spare. While some Jeep owners choose to leave out the spare in rotation for varying reasons like different size/type tire or thinking it will save the spare from wear. We believe that if your Jeep has a matching spare you …
QUESTION: I have a 2000 TJ Wrangler Sahara with 16 x 7 wheels..would their be any complications in switching to a 15 x 7 size wheel? Cody R. ANSWER: The Wrangler TJ came primarily equipped with 15″ wheels so a swap should work with no problems. Only some of the Sahara models and Rubicon came …
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Rear Installation As we did during the front installation support the Jeep’s weight on stands to allow the rear suspension to partially hang free. Start by removing the shocks. Allow the axle to lower completely watching for stretching brake lines, hoses, and/or cables. Remove the rear coil springs.
Front Installation – continued It is easier to install the new springs with the sway bar links and lower track bar mount disconnected. This allows the axle to move further and more freely.
With progressive springs and Rough Country 2.2 Performance shocks Offroading with a TJ is loads of fun, we all know that. A stock TJ is quite capable but a mild lift and larger tires allows more adventure and keeps the underside of the Jeep less abused.
Skid Plate Spacer Installation Nearing the end of the install the last step is to install the transmission skid plate spacers. Support the plate on a floor jack and remove the three bolts on one side.
Jeep Wrangler TJ VIN numbers can be found on the inside of the windshield on the drivers side.
As time goes by we see more and more woman Jeepers out there on the trail. Not only do these women wheel hard but they usually modify and fix their Jeeps too. Karla from Ohio is no exception to this and she is obsessed with Jeeps like the rest of us.
The Rear The rear is similar to the front. Secure the Jeep on stands and remove the wheels. Remove the shocks and disconnect the upper track bar mount. We did not need to disconnect the rear sway bar since the bars mounts allow for greater movement.
