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As you can tell everyone has a different opinion of what's the best product out there.. all i can do is tell you what i went thru with my RC kit.. and contrary to xjmarc, Skyjacker's are bad ass off road.. but again.. its up to you.. just be ready for any problems that might arise

thx guys for all the info... looks like this little project has just been put on hold for awhile.. hubby just got a job and is gonna be in Mississippi for a year.. oh well... thanks again

I wouldn't do it if i were you!! originally started out with the 4" rough country kit. parts were missing, wrong size, or the powder coating on brackets were so thick that we had the grind off the coating to make them fit... Worst customer service i have ever encountered.. what should of...

Yes, with the stock axles in it, it does tend to distroy the axles over time. we are currently running MT 33x12.50x15 on the jeep, but would like to put MT 35x12.50x15 on it. We should have enough clearance with the 4" lift, 1" shackles, 1" body lift and 4.10 gears.. of course we've looked at...

currently the jeep has the stock axles running 33's. it's been regeared to 4.10's. but it's eating the axles.. everything we've looked at said either dana 44's or ford 8.8. just wondering which one was better.. want to beef up the axles so we don't have any further problems. wanna be able to...

will dana's off a 63cj work on a 93 yj? what would i have to do to make them work?

Ok, i'm having the same problem with my 93 YJ... but it's leaking on the passenger side.. replaced the windshield cowl.. but still leaking. any other ideas:cry:

Thanks for all the great tips, and suggestions. I changed out the cat and muffler and problem seems to be fixing.. runs so much better and the noise is gone.. thanks again.

Recently acquired a 93 jeep YJ from my ex... in the last 3 months i've had the trans rebuilt and now the rear end (upgraded to 410 gears). But I still have a whistling noise coming from the middle of the jeep, and now it has no power on take off or hills. Once you get up to speed the noise...