will this fit my 89 YJ 4.0? also do i need the original airbox to make this work? i currently have a cone head on it
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If the air box is on the passenger side of jeep in yj it should work had to retro fit mine.
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89-95 yj have drivers side air box that snorkel kit is designed to fit tj with passenger side air box will it fit yes But do not try it unless you got an A in fabrication class have to relocate antenna and fabricate an air box I have 505 performance turbo on my 1993 yj and it works great for my needs hope I was help
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The front fender angle is different on the YJ. See this link for more info: http://www.wranglerforum.com/f218/tj-flares-on-a-yj-74383.html
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Yes it will, that's exactly what I drive. The install was fairly simple once I found a set of instructions that let me take the whole stock airbox out instead of piece by piece. (The K&N; instructions say piece by piece)
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It should work fine. As long as the intake tube from the air box into the manifold still requires the same mounting hardware you should be fine. I have the Airaid CAI and have had no problems.
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I have a JK Rubicon with these on front and rear with no issues. You can contact ARB via e-mail and they will answer any questions you have. With the TJ it may be a clearance issue with the track bar.
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It comes with a part to connect to your factory air box, but the important part is on the outside of the fender, if the tube that comes with it won't reach, you came get a longer piece at Home Depot or Lowes..... It's only flex tubeIt'll work, you just might need to get a longer one
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I have a yj and bought a light bar rack. It was easy to hook up/bolt on.the exact measurements I can get for you if you want.jimmy.sanchez1965@gmail.com
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Yes! I have an 88 YJ and it fits better than the one that I had originally bought for that year...it is a bit big so easier to get on.
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They will fit ONLY with modifications (to your jeep and the fender flares themselves). We purchased these for my 95 yj because we didn't have the extra money at the time for the correct ones. It requires extra cutting of the fenders (actually cutting the metal) and we also had to trim some of the plastic on the back side of the fender flare. These are not made to just fit right on a yj but with some work yes they can work. We traced the back side of the fender flares on cardboard and made templates for cutting the fenders.
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It worked great on my 83 cj7, I would think its the same mount and cools great,
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no need to buy a different air box. it comes with paperwork on how to mod your stock intake. but I put mine on a 97 XJ
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It is the same engine as the previous generation but im not sure if the airbox is set up the same way. Mounting points may be different. My suggestion would be to call the manufacturer and ask them. The part number my be cross referenced and match up
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I put it on a Jk and I needed a harness. Can't say about the TJ, I'm sure you can find some info on the forums.
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Yes, according to Luk this kit is designed for a YJ with a 6 cylinder motor. Which would come with an AX-15 stock.
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Measure the inside diameter of the hose that connects to your air box. If its about 70mm then probably yes you can make it work. This is a universal part so don't expect it to just drop in, you may need some other things (my jeep needed a silicone elbow and hose clamps, i also had to cut the stock intake tube) but you can probably make it work. If the tube size doesn't match you can get silicone adapters.
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It works with the factory airbox. You do have to modify it though. You widen the intake opening then screw on and seal the new flange. At first I used the flange supplied with it. Then I sealed it and ran it out of the back of the airbox using a black ABS street 90 that had to be modified to fit the air filter. I did this because I wanted to use my stock washer fluid tank. Running out the back may not work depending where your washer tank is. I have a 2000 XJ mine is in the fender well. But the air box is the same. It is a solid snorkel and the kit is good. You may want to use screws instead of the rivets provided. It works with the factory airbox. You do have to modify it though. You widen the intake opening then screw on and seal the new flange. At first I used the flange supplied with it. Then I sealed it and ran it out of the back of the airbox using a black ABS street 90 that had to be modified to fit the air filter. I did this because I wanted to use my stock washer fluid tank. Running out the back may not work depending where your washer tank is. I have a 2000 XJ mine is in the fender well. But the air box is the same. It is a solid snorkel and the kit is good. You may want to use screws... » Read More It works with the factory airbox. You do have to modify it though. You widen the intake opening then screw on and seal the new flange. At first I used the flange supplied with it. Then I sealed it and ran it out of the back of the airbox using a black ABS street 90 that had to be modified to fit the air filter. I did this because I wanted to use my stock washer fluid tank. Running out the back may not work depending where your washer tank is. I have a 2000 XJ mine is in the fender well. But the air box is the same. It is a solid snorkel and the kit is good. You may want to use screws instead of the rivets provided. « Show Less
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Hi Amanda well the air box location is pretty much in the same if you have a 4.0 . if it's a v8 I'm pretty sure it won't work .the body lines are really different .this snorkel follows the cherokee body lines wich are really straight . I'm not sure how it would look. But I think it's doable depending on you level of rigging. It may work great but it may not I don't know if I'd recommend it