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 Post subject: Quick question with the daystar lift
PostPosted: Sun Oct 19, 2008 8:28 pm 
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A guy I know has an older Grand Cherokee he was gonna throw a Daystar 2.5 on. He was considering selling the Cherokee, and said that the lift would work on the liberty too.

Couldn't find any info online/search. Any different parts here? Will it work on the libby too? He's a pretty novice wheeler, but he could be wrong.

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No, you cant put a lift from a GC on a Liberty.

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Thanks man, fig'd there was a diff. Thought the spacers would be the same luckily.

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omGoddard wrote:
Thanks man, fig'd there was a diff. Thought the spacers would be the same luckily.


Completely different suspension design. The ZJ has a solid axle up front, whereas the KJ is has a independent axle. The spacers are completely different. Not 100% sure about the rear, but most likely they are not compatible.

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Currently working on: Full service on transmission & bed-lining ARB bumper

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