The next steps on the 2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee WJ were to get the NP242 Transfer case out of the Jeep and get the Tom Woods Slip Yoke Eliminator (SYE) into the case and back in the Jeep. We're making great progress on this build and we're nearing the final stretch! Once the case is back in, it's time to measure for driveshaft lengths and start getting the lift kit into place. We have long-arms, 6.5" coil springs, and steering links to get in next! Stay tuned and as always, don’t forget to LIKE, SHARE with your friends, let us know your thoughts and feedback in the comments, and SUBSCRIBE for the latest updates as we get this thing wrapped up on the road and on the trail!
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4 авг 2022
