WELL I GOT BORED AND DECIDED TO TRY INTALLING MY 6" SPRINGS ON MY 97 CHEROKEE WITH A 3" TUFF COUNTRY LIFT...

HERES ONE BEFOREhttp://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s128/homemadexj/one%20tons/HPIM1356.jpg

ONE SPRING REMOVEDhttp://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s128/homemadexj/one%20tons/HPIM1359.jpg

6" INSTALLEDhttp://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s128/homemadexj/one%20tons/HPIM1360.jpg

NOW OTHER SIDEhttp://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s128/homemadexj/one%20tons/HPIM1362.jpg

AND FINISHEDhttp://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s128/homemadexj/one%20tons/HPIM1366.jpg

I HAVENT MADE ANY OTHER MODS YET BUT IT SEEMS TO RIDE ALRIGHT EXCEPT FOR ONLY LIKE 1" OF DROOP:smokin:

anyone got a good way to get rid of my death wobble?
i got a drop pitman that'll lower it about 1.5" and an adjustable track bar maybe that will help

anyone got a good way to get rid of my death wobble?
i got a drop pitman that'll lower it about 1.5" and an adjustable track bar maybe that will help

I don't think those are going to fix your death wobble.

My first instinct is that your short arms are screwing up your caster. You just aren't supposed to run 6"+ on a short arm. Check all the bushings, but a long/radius arm might be your best bet at this point.

Oh, and getting rid of that front bumper might help :flipoff2:

you like that bumper dont you:shaking:
built it when i was 16 so 7 years ago i was just learnin to weld pretty goofy but it turns heads lol..
maybe i can swap these long arms i made around the same time
http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s128/homemadexj/one%20tons/HPIM1374.jpg
http://i151.photobucket.com/albums/s128/homemadexj/one%20tons/HPIM1375.jpg
but maybe just some control arm drop brackets could help

Caster being off is likley your biggest culprit. You dont nessicarily need a LA but the arms should be longer than they would be for a 3.5" lift. Work on figureing that out first before you start with anything else. To ideally set your camber you'll need adjustable uppers, and at least a set of drop brackets for the lowers, if not a whole new pair (also adjustable).

Good lawd, why would you post pictures of that? At least you know what you are doing wrong though. Get your caster back to normal and you should be in good shape.

i think that you all are confusing camber with caster.

http://www.vrperformance.com/mt/2006/09/camber_and_caster_explained_1.html

i think that you all are confusing camber with caster.

http://www.vrperformance.com/mt/2006/09/camber_and_caster_explained_1.html

Right.... fixed :grinpimp:

GreatWhite knew what I meant...