As for additional mods necessary to make the modified engine live check out the posts at www.clubgp.com There is alot more needed (modification wise) than just swapping out the pulley and belt. Attention must be paid to other components in the system for reliability. Decreasing pulley size increases compression and heat -both are detrimental to engine life. Many people have gone down this road and walked home -learn from their mistakes. "Keep this in mind -The need for exhaust mods and cooling increases as the pulley size decreases." Also "the transmissions are the weak link in these cars and need serious attention if you have high HP # dreams" Hope this helps "G"
87 Octane is recommended for a stock Cherokee with no performance mods, and even minor performance mods.
No, car was designed to run on 87 octane higher octane is a waste of money for that car.
Depends on what kind of mods you're using, and for what console you are using them with.
If you are going to be using multiple mods then yes. But if your not going to use any mods or mods that dont conflict then dont bother
Not without using mods.
By using mods Nd hacks
Without using mods, you can't.
you can get mods off websites like minecaft mods that no one uploads viruses to because they would get caught and banned in seconds, i reccomed minecraft mods.
No you can't, unless your using mods.
They program them using code and Java.
You would require an internet connection and access to the websites that provide the Mods, If you would like to install the Mods, a copy of DoW installed on your own hard drive is required.
Yes, under the PSN's terms and conditions, using a mod is a bannable infraction. That includes both software mods such as a firmware hack, or hardware mods, such as physical modification.