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Skyjacker Suspension Lift Kit Component 84-2001 Jeep Cherokee AWD

SKU: SKYJC3158SLT
Barcode: 803696276038

$263.18

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Skyjacker Suspension Lift Kit Component 84-2001 Jeep Cherokee AWD

$263.18

$263.18

Tech Specs

Brand
Skyjacker
SKU
SKYJC3158SLT
Shipping weight
39.1 lb

Upgrade your OEM coils to an optimum performance of quality, durability and dependability. Engineered to match your Cherokee's suspension characteristics. Precisely designed to add lift height purposely matched to your XJ. Skyjacker specifically engineered a progressive variable rate coil spring, distinctively a 2-stage dual rate long travel coil. Spring rate progression is from a first Flex Rate to a second Ride Rate. First Flex Rate stage delivers a comfortable ride with the ability to flex / expand during full articulation as the suspension drops (full droop). This keeps the coil springs seated in the upper coil mount/bucket and the tires in contact with the terrain. Second Ride Rate stage only engages after compression past Flex Rate. Replacement rear U-bolts and high-grade mounting hardware. Complete with all needed Bushings and High-Grade Mounting Hardware. Skyjacker's engineered processes achieve maximum wheel travel, ride quality and long-lasting life. Reap the benefits: On-Road Refinement and Off-Road Readiness.

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