Anyone have any idea on the quality and fit of the lift kits offered by National 4WD Online? Looking at the 84-01 JEEP XJ 3" SYS W/SHOCKS - NTWSSXJ-3S version for $763 shipping included. Are these kits worth the money, or will I be wishing I spent a few bucks more for something a little beefier?

 

I couldn't tell you how the parts perform,but National 4WD is a good place and they won't sell crap-well up to a point anyway.Keep in mind-the cheapest is not always the best.What kind of shocks are they giving you for 700 bucks all included?Maybe buy the shocks separately-spend it on good quality shocks.

 

Check out zoneoffroad.ca/ zoneoffroad.com most of their parts are sourced through BDS (good stuff) and with the dollar being where it is you might even get stuff cheaper through the states.

 

Call PJF4x4 in montreal. Great prices and very knowledgable. They'll sell you rough country, BDS, Yukon, anything you can think of.

 

Thanks for the help folks. Kinda broke down and took another route. Went out and bought a modified jeep. ;-) At least this way I can get out and do a little playing before winter now

 

I would have wheeled it stock first honestly. I would say 99% of the guys out there will tell you wheeling stock first and getting use to it is the best idea before lifting.

Congrats though, is it another XJ?

 

Yup, another Cherokee...

2001 Cherokee LTD 4X4 4 Door Auto, Loaded. 5.5" BDS Lift, Detroit Locker 373, New 31" TRUXS Rubber, ,Mickey Thompson Bead Lock Rims.

Pics coming soon

 

Nice man, keep an eye on those truxus though, I had them on my YJ and they wear out faster than toilet paper in a house full of women.

Also might want to keep some cash on the side for when the 2001 head cracks, they 99% of the time crack so its a good idea to just plan ahead for it.

 

Mmm, wonder if the head off the 1995 I have will fit :)

 

Should, but I'm not 100% so try doing some research on NAXJA maybe. they may have some info on what may fit.