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There are plenty of smaller lifts (2.5" and below) on the market right now. A couple companies are developing 4.5" (Superlift) and 7" (RockKrawler) lifts for the KJ. I can't compare it to other Jeeps, but it does pretty good offroad. That's my KJ on Laurel Mountain...Rusty's 2.5" coil...

Check out this web site for a possible solution. WJ Hydraulic Fan Swap http://www.burnsvilleoffroad.com/02_06.html

Yes, KJ is the universally accepted term (probably one of many) for the Jeep Liberty. I recall a couple threads on other forums that listed LJ for the 4WD version and KJ for the 2WD version. However, everyone just calls it a KJ regardless. Do you have a KJ now? What model (Sport, Limited...

I'm not sure about the backspacing; I think the stock rim backspacing is between 5.5 and 5.75. You may encounter problems with a 15" wheel though. A few people have tried this and posted mixed results. I've read that steel 15s will fit, but aluminum 15s won't. The problem is the brake...

99 Wrangler Rear dif drive line leak Can you mount a front hitch on an XJ? Then you could attach the winch to the hitch when needed instead of having the extra weight permanently attached to the front end.

Only the front has IFS...aluminum D30. The rear is a Corp 8.25. Several KJ owners have front and rear lockers (ARB, Powertrax, Detroit, etc.). I think the XJ is the winner in articulation. However, some KJ owners have disco'ed the front sway bar to improve travel. Here's a pic In...

It depends on the type of 4-wheelin you want to do. I've owned both an 98 XJ and an 02 KJ, but I never took the XJ offroad so I can't compare the two. The KJ was not intended to be a hardcore rock crawler. However, there are plenty of mods available to make it a capable trail rig. Superlift...