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I juss got a 94 (SE they called it.Whats that?) Wrangler YJ with only 6,000 mi.
This is my second Jeep. I had a 90 for 13 years. The 90 was great I put on 225k miles. I love my 94 but it doesn't seem to have as much power on the open road.
First of all it has a 2" body lift w/ 31" tires and a 4.0L engine instead of a 4.2L that I was used to. Also I'm hearing whinning somewhere in the transmission,gears or axle or something mechanical when I get up to 60-70 mph???. I doesn't seem like a tire noise because it sounds lmore ike a mechanical noise , bearings,gears.transmission anyway its a wound tite sound that gets quiter when I let off the gas.
I live in the mountains and I'm noticing that I have to gear down more than I used too also with my '90. Do you think its the tires, the 4.0L, the lift, or the gear ratio? Any input would be appreciated.[addsig]
I juss got a 94 (SE they called it.Whats that?) Wrangler YJ with only 6,000 mi.
This is my second Jeep. I had a 90 for 13 years. The 90 was great I put on 225k miles. I love my 94 but it doesn't seem to have as much power on the open road.
First of all it has a 2" body lift w/ 31" tires and a 4.0L engine instead of a 4.2L that I was used to. Also I'm hearing whinning somewhere in the transmission,gears or axle or something mechanical when I get up to 60-70 mph???. I doesn't seem like a tire noise because it sounds lmore ike a mechanical noise , bearings,gears.transmission anyway its a wound tite sound that gets quiter when I let off the gas.
I live in the mountains and I'm noticing that I have to gear down more than I used too also with my '90. Do you think its the tires, the 4.0L, the lift, or the gear ratio? Any input would be appreciated.[addsig]