Should i buy ? im confused!!!

[rockcrawler873]

aight lol thanx

 

[Dvipercop]

the lift consistes of rustys springs frond and rear RE control arms skyjacker shocks 8100s and 7100s an A/A SYE and Tom Woods Driveshaft extended brake lines im sorry im not sure what u mean but tranny i know its transmission but im not sure what type i will find out though thanx you all for the advise and i approctate it (when i mention off road a lot i mean like everynow and then b/c i am on a budget i just want this ride to be smooth on and off road i drove it and driving it felt a lot better than my 1986 jeep cherokee pioneer ( i love that thing) but i havent riden in it yet so i guess i should check that out to . if there is anything else i should maybe check please let me know and im about to get an engine compression test and a diagonisis test for the engine !!

Holy run-on sentence Batman!!! Might set aside the money saved for some grammar classes...

I'm just messing with you man. All joking aside, this sounds like a pretty good deal. If I had the chance, I'd buy it! x2 on what everyone else has said so far. If you have a mechanic friend, or just someone who knows Jeeps, have them look at it before you buy. It's always reassuring to have someone who knows what their doing, give you the ok on everything.

 

[rockcrawler873]

hey now hey now haha. I wasnt payin attention o well. Sounds good ill get a mechanic from my church to come and he will do some tests on it but other than that i think i might get it, and if i do ill be sure to let everyone see pics!

 

[Dvipercop]

Pictures are always highly encouraged. As someones signature once said, this is like a Jeep porn site.

 

[WrenchMonkey]

...(what are Drop Brackets) sry i know its prob a stupid ? but once again im learnin...

Drop brackets attach to the lower control arm mounts and reposition (drop) the aft end of the control arms. This puts the conrol arms back closer to the stock (horizontal) position, often curing steering woes.

Keep learning, there's a lot of smart guys here to learn from, that's what I've done (and am still doing!)

Robert