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JEEP/RAM

SUSPENSION UPGRADES AND

COMPONENTS

Lift Kits- WK/XK (4WD)

The front lift is accomplished with strut towers; rear lift via new coil springs. Thin

preload plates install on top of the springs to boost spring rate slightly and offset

the increased load / leverage generated by heaver and wider tires and wheels.

The lower control arms and differential are relocated via bracketry then new

steering knuckles span the increased distance from the relocated lower control

arms to the upper arms, which remain in the stock location. Bracketry relocates

the affected rear suspension components. Lift Kits include a plug-in module to

ensure functionality of Jeep's Electronic Stability Program.

P5155383

Lift Kit, 4" Lift w/ Shocks, 2005-07 Grand Cherokee/

Commander (WK/XK)

P5155384

Lift Kit, 4" Lift w/ Shocks, 2008-10 Grand Cherokee/

Commander (WK/XK)

See chart for additional information.

WARNING: Lift Kits alter vehicle properties and affect handling. Lift kits are

intended to be used for off-road driving only. Your kit will come with more

detailed instructions and warnings. Contact the Mopar Direct Connection Tech

Line (888-528-4364) to obtain a copy.

NOTE: Vehicle RPM and speedometer readings are based on the stock vehicle's

tire and wheel combinations. Installing larger wheels and tires with your Mopar

Performance lift kit could result in incorrect RPM, speedometer and odometer

readings.

WARRANTY: Lift Kits work with all vehicle systems including the Electronic

Stability Program, and are covered (except P5155075) by a Limited Lifetime

Warranty. The warrantor is the Lift Kit manufacturer, not Mopar, Chrysler Group

LLC, or the dealership selling the product. Contact the Mopar Direct Connection

Tech Line (888-528-4364) for warranty details and installation instructions.

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