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Jeep Tech - JB Conversions NP231HD unit is an excellent upgrade for anyone that owns a Wrangler or Cherokee with a transfer case problem. The JB Conversions zero-mile NP231HD unit comes complete with a larger bearing, wider chain, and a slip-yoke eliminator kit alreday installed.

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• Project SkyMiles "Phase II" is a combination of upgrades designed to strengthen the Cherokee XJ, make it more versatile, and position the Jeep for future upgrades. The main pillars of Phase II are the addition of a Klune-V 4:1 planetary underdrive and the switch to a Dana 44 rear axle.
• Installing lower gears will help your crawl ratio, but often times sacrificing highway performance. Installing a 4:1 kit will give your rig a much lower crawl ratio while retaining some of its on-road performance.
• Tera Mfg makes a kit to give your Dana 20 a 3.15:1 low range. This translates to roughly 50% slower crawling for Jeep Dana 20s, without hurting street driveability. The install is suprisingly easy and the results are fantastic.
• Jim O'Brien reindexes his Dana 300 transfer case and ends up with a completely flat skid plate. Reclocking a transfer case is not as hard as you would think.
• This kit will free up the front axle for better steering while keeping your low range. Now you can choose between either 4 Low or 2 Low. The 2Low231 kit provides a mechanical disconnect for the front and rear output shafts while in the neutral shift position, thus allowing for a "true neutral". 

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