i have a 1994 jeep wangler yj with 4 inch lift will they fit
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I have a 99 Land Rover discovery with three now if it's lift and they fit great they should fit fine
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I put mine on a 1995 GMC sierra and it works perfectly! My nephew put it on for me and he had to follow the instructions that fit the underside of my truck. I don't know for sure if yours will fit but the instructions worked pretty good; I'd say, go for it. I love mine.
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I looked at the manufacturers website for you and I don't see it stated that it will fit on a Jeep. You can check their website too...The manufacturer is Pilot Automotive.
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i really can't tell you. but you can enter your vehicle info on the amazon website and it will list the steps that will work for you. that's what i did. you may want a longer step than mine. i'm short, and needed some help getting in and out of the truck. hope this helps. cm
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No idea. I got these for a Jeep CJ7. Best I could do would be to get you measurements
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take the existing lift motor out and compare them. I had to make some modification(realign one mounting bolt hole) My guess would be that it would fit. Not a difficult job.
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I can't speak directly for the 04,' but they should fit. The real issue you want to be cognizant of are your current shocks. I have an 08' which it could fit, but I have some upgraded drive stability system that won't accommodate after market shocks... The easiest way to know if you have it or not, it to look at the back shocks, and if there is a small hose attached near the top, you have it.Otherwise these shocks should fit stock, and up to a 2.5" lift. 04' through 09' are the same generation and likely have the same specs.
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Yes they will fit and they will look like a factory install. All jeep wrangler models have the same body. Took me about 30 min to install in my driveway. Blooms great b
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I installed them on my 1998 Cherokee with 33x12.5 tires on stock axles and 4.5 inches of lift. They fit perfectly and look great. You will be very happy with these wheels.
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These won't work but I have other options that will fit. You might wanna go 16 or 17"Do you have a V6??HHRims
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I installed YJ brake lines and can flex out without issue. Dont have exact lift measurements but with RE 4.5 coils installed at the same time my XJ has an unsightly rake. I would.plan to adjust accordingly.
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I have not installed the lift kit yet, but I was told that I can fit up to a 33" tire. So you should have no problem with a 32" tire with a 4" lift.
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Yes, these should fit with no problem. Just make sure to use the provided hard plastic spacer to get the right length/fit on the bars. The instructions will cover how to do that.
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I just put these on my JK with 6 inch lift and they are awesome and easy to install. 76633 is the 2 door part number 76634 is the 4 door part number Hope this helps
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I have the same jeep and it fit perfect in mine. Make sure they are right side up
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They should. I used on my 98 Jeep Wrangler Sahara. Convenient that they are shaped but here is some bending so make sure you have equipment. Good luck with your repair.
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I would check to see if they changed the lifts between 2004 and 2006. This product fit ours and was excellent!
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Yes they will, the bolt pattern is the same from 07-current. Suspension lift has no bearing on wheel size in this case
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They might fit, but you need to get your measurements and compare. These struts have a 10mm ball socket at each end, they extend to a maximum of 17.13" (center to center of ball sockets), a minimum of 11.22" and have 28 pounds of lift force. You'll need to either measure your struts or get the specifications for your vehicle by looking online or from the dealer.
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Hi, and thanks for your interest in our kits. This should fit your ZJ with no problems. If you already have a 1.5" lift kit, when you swap the kits out, you should be sitting about 1.5" higher than where you were before. These are designed for the DIY crowd in mind, so you can do this with just regular tools in your garage. I hope this is helpful, and please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.