This is a 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee Overland, customer brought the truck to us trying to fix some of the Jeep quirks.
Some of the issues I've seen with jeeps are in the braking system, premature ware of the fiction material, brake fade in stop and go traffic and in northern Virginia its always stop and go traffic. So to fix these problems we installed a set of EBC green stuff brake pads with some cross drilled and slotted rotors.
Another of the Grand Cherokee's issues is the mushy suspension, jeeps feel like loose and mushy just driving down the highway, so to help add our customer with this problem. Bilstein all the way around.
I thought the 4.7 H.O felt, well it felt weak and sounded the same, weak. I thought K&N, Borla, and a cat delete pipe might help in this area.
Some of the issues I've seen with jeeps are in the braking system, premature ware of the fiction material, brake fade in stop and go traffic and in northern Virginia its always stop and go traffic. So to fix these problems we installed a set of EBC green stuff brake pads with some cross drilled and slotted rotors.
Another of the Grand Cherokee's issues is the mushy suspension, jeeps feel like loose and mushy just driving down the highway, so to help add our customer with this problem. Bilstein all the way around.
I thought the 4.7 H.O felt, well it felt weak and sounded the same, weak. I thought K&N, Borla, and a cat delete pipe might help in this area.
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