Jeep Cherokee XJ | 4.5 Inch Rough Country Long Arm Lift Kit Installation

[@marcg209]

I did myself in a day and change but i lucked out that nothing was rusted and every bolt came off with ease. Which was a super win.

[@jamieoneal7120]

Now THAT is a well done video. Thanks a ton. 👍👍💪💪

[@andoniades]

I learned the famous Harbor Freight Rule back in 1999 when my socket wrench broke. I had loosened the bolt tension with a breaker (never with a socket wrench if it has too much tension), then used the socket wrench to finish loosening. Then in mid-rachet...hardly with any tension, the damn lever pin inside the Harbor Freight rachet broke. But that was back in 99, maybe they improved on their build quality since then.

[@YevZakharov]

I personally love HF for certain items, and at the same time avoid other items. Just depends. Even lifetime warranty can be useless when the tool breaks on a monthly basis.

[@oleroy4749]

Great video👍👍 I did the same lift a year ago.

[@chrisask2065]

Very awesome video with awesome narration. You guys rock

[@ryanpandolfi4551]

I did this maybe 3 months ago and man is it enjoyable after 33in tires

[@YevZakharov]

How have the 33” been doing? Any rubbing?

[@ryanpandolfi4551]

Yev Zakharov after fender trimming no

[@davecurtis8765]

You should put some anti seize on the old bolts before you reinstall them

[@dmoney6633]

Awesome video. Very informative.

[@MrSrtman18]

Lesson is dont use 3/8 on rusted pos. One of the better most detailed lift install out there. Idk why you didnt buy ironrock buy. Good one.

[@grendelhp]

Great video brother!👍🏼👍🏼

[@the_young_misfits_8114]

Question do I have to doo all the other stuff like control arms,track bar n all with a 3inch lift ?

[@YevZakharov]

I don’t think so, because most 3” lifts claim you don’t have to. Anything above usually benefits from the additional changes, like we did in this video. There’s a follow up video where we go off-roading and explain some of the additional parts.

[@NetworkDesign3598]

list goes on cause no jeep project is ever done. JEEP... Just Empty Every Pocket :-)

[@kevinc9934]

I'm on the fence of what kit I want. Do you feel like this kit is comfortable for daily driver use ?

[@YevZakharov]

So this Jeep is actually my friend’s. He uses it as a daily driver, so he thinks it’s comfortable. In my opinion it’s a little bumpy. But that’s because of the high lift.

[@kevinc9934]

@@YevZakharov yeah I'm debating on this or a 3 inch. Also was wondering if the long arm made it better on the road or not. So hard to decide haha

[@YevZakharov]

Another consideration of the 4.5” lift is the driveline vibration. If you watch the off-roading video I posted, we mention the parts we had to add on to make that go away. So a 3” lift may be easier in that regard.

[@fallyn.body.building5976]

Do you have something holding the axle in the back ?

[@lukevolk8307]

Was a slip yoke eliminator needed? Sorry if I missed it in the video

[@YevZakharov]

Yes. I plan on making a follow up video to explain everything else that was needed. Corona kind of got in the way of everything.

[@tylermorris9196]

even if its not really needed, it will make ur jeep cruise so much smoother its crazy. im at 3.25-5 and i noticed big time. i also was able to get away with a stock front driveshaft shoved in the rear with the SYE and at my height.

[@posjoey]

Did the car lift get in the way of the Lower control arms?

[@YevZakharov]

No, I don't believe so.

[@FreAkLeFtY555]

Did you have to put an extension on the sway bar ?

[@FreAkLeFtY555]

Sway Bar Relocation Brackets....lol

[@YevZakharov]

The rear use all the original sway bar parts. Which is confusing initially. But somehow works. Front end, as you can see in the video, has the new links and brackets.

[@tylermorris9196]

get rid of the rear sway bar, it does absolutely nothing!!

[@samuelcamacho7145]

Buen trabajo...se podrían realizar los vídeos subtitulados?

[@davecurtis8765]

I am sure glad my '99 is rust free

[@samuelcamacho7145]

Donde puedo conseguir ese kit de levante?

[@autozone86]

How does the back of the Jeep ride mines really stiff

[@YevZakharov]

It does ride more stiff. I think that it will ride softer after installing a metal bumper and adding the spare wheel/tire on the back end.

[@autozone86]

I was told I needed to add shackle relocation brackets but personally I don’t want my Jeep looking like I did a 6 inch lift in the back and 4 in the front

[@oleroy4749]

autozone86 check out H.D. offroad no lift shackle relocation brackets. Or Ironman XJ shackle relocation brackets

[@tylermorris9196]

get rid of ur rear sway bar, it might help. I've had mine off for years, and i drive highway, offload, city driving, even go 85mph sometimes and its just fine with out it.

[@isaackarlin7569]

How much did this cost?

[@diarrheadan8088]

The 4.5in long arm suspension kit from rough country is $1300. But as they showed you will likely want a torque wrench, grinder, sawzall, jacks, stands and the basic hand tools.

[@69sound81]

Loved it, but the jeep simply looks ridiculous 4.5" higher on stock wheels and tires. It is like watching a lowrider all the way up. I'm sure it will look just like it should once you thow the right tires there

[@ivandejesusdelirasotelo5046]

Donde están localizados

[@kylemead1205]

I live in the Midwest as well, I would love to use your lift to instal my 4.5 inch doing it off a jack is gonna be a pain in the 🍑

[@000TheFlash000]

Здравствуй!

[@cbking8870]

Did you put a slip yoke eliminator on this?

[@YevZakharov]

Yeah it was installed later on after this kit. I have a follow up video where we mention it