that's not enough cash to get that puppy on 35's. you'll need more than 4" of lift and a complete rebuild of both axles with new giant brakes (minimum), and it'll be absolutely necessary to replace the transfer case output with a fixed yoke and cv driveshaft.
here are some approx. costs:
lift kit: $1500
axle rebuild front and rear: $3000
tires: $1200
yoke output and driveshaft: $500
you'll also need a new master brake cylinder, heavy duty steering linkages and possibly an upgraded power steering pump...lots of stuff and it's gonna add up to way more than 6K especially if you can't do it yourself. you should ask yourself what you plan to do with the vehicle first, because that will really help you determine what you need.
also keep in mind that in order to "wheel" the truck, anything not driveline or suspension related does nothing for your "rock crawling performance", so IMO aside from a winch all the other bolt on goodies should come after the driveline stuff if you're really looking to make a major tire size upgrade and increase the wheeling capability.
start your research at jeepbbs.net, those guys are a great resource and also a reality check for giant mods like you're talking about.
here are some approx. costs:
lift kit: $1500
axle rebuild front and rear: $3000
tires: $1200
yoke output and driveshaft: $500
you'll also need a new master brake cylinder, heavy duty steering linkages and possibly an upgraded power steering pump...lots of stuff and it's gonna add up to way more than 6K especially if you can't do it yourself. you should ask yourself what you plan to do with the vehicle first, because that will really help you determine what you need.
also keep in mind that in order to "wheel" the truck, anything not driveline or suspension related does nothing for your "rock crawling performance", so IMO aside from a winch all the other bolt on goodies should come after the driveline stuff if you're really looking to make a major tire size upgrade and increase the wheeling capability.
start your research at jeepbbs.net, those guys are a great resource and also a reality check for giant mods like you're talking about.
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