[bentley528]

dont have the truck picking it up this weekend need help with the lifting side will a XJ axle fit the MJ im gunna use the MJ springs with a new center bolt flipped and junkyard springs that i can use to lift the front end dont have a lot fo cash so will f150 springs fit the mj also i have herad of peole doing this to the xj dont kare if it rides rough its a beater and winter truck might use it for a plow truck

[Pete M]

Going SOA on the back will lift it about 6". Seems a bit high for a ploy truck.

lifting the front to match a rear SOA involves way more than just lift springs. This is not a cheap endeavor you're contemplating.

Xj perches are further apart than MJ perches so no matter what, going SOA involves welding.

[bentley528]

well i dont know yet if its will be a plow truck ill prolly use my 97 f150 for that its 4x4 with the 5.4l triton so ill prolly use that and make this my play truck ok what would net me the most travel cause i was at one time going to make a baja truck out of a ttb ranger how could i make a comanche into a baja truck and a decent mudder

[Pete M]

how could i make a comanche into a baja truck and a decent mudder

lots and lots of money. google "Jeepspeed" and you should find lots of info on going fast in an MJ/XJ.

[bentley528]

i dont want to stick 20 grand into it just a couple hundred dollars and lots of time and steel to strengthen stuff dont have that kind of monney havent had a job in over a year other than my national gaurd stuff so im piss pooor broke but do have lots of time to dedicate to the truck

[Pete M]

then you might want to scale back the plans a bit. check out the projects section at the comanche club and you can peruse what other guys have done.
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