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Who here has done a long arm upgrade?

I ordered a long arm kit from Core 4x4 a 4 link set up. The frame brackets bolt to the bottom of the frame and wrap around the outside of the frame. That’s where the issue lies. Comanche and Cherokee are different. Comanche has welded on cab supports. Cherokee does not! I’m thinking most manufacturers assume Comanche and Cherokee are the same. Wrong!

 

 

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Contact Core.  Their customer support is superb.  They will be happy to work with you to remedy the problem, I am sure.
 
I have their track bar and adjustable short arms and they were very helpful through all my install.

I sent them an email with pictures. I wasn’t sure if other have run across this with other kits too.


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Yeah you need to do some grinding and removals of lower control arm brackets and trim a little to get things to fit into what you got going. Its not seemingly that big a ordeal but a pita none the less for a bolt on kit. :shhh:

.It’s just frustrating that many companies assume the Comanche is the same as the Cherokee. I’ve reached out to Core. I don’t mind cutting and modifying the bracket but there product website states lifetime warranty. I break it no questions warranty. But some state if you modify no warranty!


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  • 6 months later...

I ended up selling the long arm kit to a buddy of mine who has a Cherokee. Then sold the Comanche. I really liked my Comanche but realized I was not going to use it the way I wanted to. I needed a vehicle that can tow 5500 lbs. Comanche was good for 2500. I did buy a WJ so I did NOT leave the Jeep family.


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  • 2 weeks later...

For a side note I did a custom long arm kit on mine. With a 6.5 inch lift I wish I had done a long arm first instead of a short arm. In terms of stability and ride quality... if you are going to get a lift and are one the fence... anything over a 3 inch I would go long arm. You will be alot happier with it. Mine rides smoother then a Cadillac. Just saying.

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