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| Author: | Sport [ Wed Mar 28, 2007 10:45 am ] |
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can someone point me in the right direction, I am trying to find the specs for a 92 yj. thanks |
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| Author: | kj in a tight spot [ Wed Mar 28, 2007 12:15 pm ] |
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Well what specs are you lookin for?? All of em? Or certain ones? |
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| Author: | alljeep [ Wed Mar 28, 2007 12:30 pm ] |
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Here is a good start, click on the test links to read the details of each component - that's where the more specific information is hidden on this page: http://www.jeeptech.com/models/yj.htm |
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| Author: | Sport [ Wed Mar 28, 2007 3:46 pm ] |
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kj in a tight spot wrote: Well what specs are you lookin for?? All of em? Or certain ones?
Well I was wondering how the 4 cyl would run with 33's and if the drive train was capable. Could I regear? |
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| Author: | kj in a tight spot [ Wed Mar 28, 2007 4:50 pm ] |
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Sport wrote: kj in a tight spot wrote: Well what specs are you lookin for?? All of em? Or certain ones? Well I was wondering how the 4 cyl would run with 33's and if the drive train was capable. Could I regear? The answer is yes, but there are conditions... One of my best buds has a '95 YJ 4 banger and he runs about a 6" lift and 33s with NO PROBS as far as power and such...he gets round the trails just fine. BUT, he did regear to 4.88s which is what I would recommend. At some point I am gonna do the same to my TJ but the 4.10s are good for now. So yes a 4 cyl will work just fine with 33s, but I would only do it if you plan to regear much lower than the stock YJ gears...hope this helps |
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| Author: | jason thompson [ Wed Mar 28, 2007 8:06 pm ] |
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kj in a tight spot wrote: Sport wrote: kj in a tight spot wrote: Well what specs are you lookin for?? All of em? Or certain ones? Well I was wondering how the 4 cyl would run with 33's and if the drive train was capable. Could I regear? The answer is yes, but there are conditions... One of my best buds has a '95 YJ 4 banger and he runs about a 6" lift and 33s with NO PROBS as far as power and such...he gets round the trails just fine. BUT, he did regear to 4.88s which is what I would recommend. At some point I am gonna do the same to my TJ but the 4.10s are good for now. So yes a 4 cyl will work just fine with 33s, but I would only do it if you plan to regear much lower than the stock YJ gears...hope this helps Yeah regear is a must keep in mind also that it will have a dana 35 rear end wich is week and if you plan to do some good wheelin you will be locked and if you are locked with a dana 35 it will break even with only a 4 banger I have seen it hapen many times Low gears help open diffs help but it is not if but when it will break Other than that the 4 banger YJ is not bad at all because it is light and very manoverable out on the trail |
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| Author: | kj in a tight spot [ Thu Mar 29, 2007 1:03 pm ] |
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jason thompson wrote: kj in a tight spot wrote: Sport wrote: kj in a tight spot wrote: Well what specs are you lookin for?? All of em? Or certain ones? Well I was wondering how the 4 cyl would run with 33's and if the drive train was capable. Could I regear? The answer is yes, but there are conditions... One of my best buds has a '95 YJ 4 banger and he runs about a 6" lift and 33s with NO PROBS as far as power and such...he gets round the trails just fine. BUT, he did regear to 4.88s which is what I would recommend. At some point I am gonna do the same to my TJ but the 4.10s are good for now. So yes a 4 cyl will work just fine with 33s, but I would only do it if you plan to regear much lower than the stock YJ gears...hope this helps Yeah regear is a must keep in mind also that it will have a dana 35 rear end wich is week and if you plan to do some good wheelin you will be locked and if you are locked with a dana 35 it will break even with only a 4 banger I have seen it hapen many times Low gears help open diffs help but it is not if but when it will break Other than that the 4 banger YJ is not bad at all because it is light and very manoverable out on the trail Yea Jason is right on here...the 4 banger is very light...forgot to mention that bit bout the axles on my buddys YJ...he is locked front and rear and swapped out the rear for a 44...front is still the 30 but with a Super 30 kit...he is gonna be gettin a 44 from a Rubi on the front soon...again sorry I forgot to mention this in my first post and hope this helps a little |
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