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Apr 17, 2003 · hey, i currently have a 87 XJ and i am going to be selling it to get a yj or a tj. i want a 4 cylinder because of the better gas milage. how do four cyclinders preform offroad with only one or to people in the vehical. also with the stock suspension and wheels. the xj i have now has a three inch lift and a 4.0 litre engine and is great offroad but i want a smaller one and i wold rather have a ...

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Apr 28, 2002 · You're best off-road lights are probably going to be inexpensive utility lights from wal-mart, about $10. The only time you'd need more light is if you are running high speed, then get high power lights.

May 10, 2002 · Since I live in New Mexico, there are by far more "desert" places to go wheeling rather than thick forests. And out here coyotes, large jack rabbits, and other such animals run rampant out on the mesa so I would like to be able to spot them from a fair distance before I wind up with critter bits in my skid pla

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Mar 14, 2000 · At first I thought you were thinking of Predator carbs, which would suck offroad. I would call summit and ask them some questions. Ask if the carb has tunable float bowls, if so how can they be tuned. Ask what kind of needle and seat the thing uses, spring loaded, maybe a stlye like the Carter AFB, who knows.

Jun 28, 2001 · If I'm not mistaken...the stall speed is the point at which the torque converter fully engages ( 1:1 ratio). The higher the stall speed the higher the rpm the engine needs to turn to deliver all it's horsepower/ torque to the tra