Budget Builds: What Junkyard Parts Will Fit Cherokee?
01-06-2011, 07:35 PM
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For the front brakes. I'm gonna replace the pads in my back drums right now and when I am ready to rework the suspension I'm going to put a better rear end (hoping to find a XJ D44!) in and all the ones I'm considering have discs in the back already.
Now the questions is whether I want to go with 16" wheels so I don't have to grind away at the bigger front disc calipers... that's a bit down the road though.
Now the questions is whether I want to go with 16" wheels so I don't have to grind away at the bigger front disc calipers... that's a bit down the road though.
01-06-2011, 07:37 PM
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Oh. 
So basically I was looking for more work to do it than actually existed, thus I felt like the article was lacking... that makes sense. lol
All I gotta do is just drill some holes to fit the striker and hinges, swap out the door guts (if I don't keep what the newer doors have) and bolt it all together? Nice. I really did think it would take a lot more work.
So basically I was looking for more work to do it than actually existed, thus I felt like the article was lacking... that makes sense. lol
All I gotta do is just drill some holes to fit the striker and hinges, swap out the door guts (if I don't keep what the newer doors have) and bolt it all together? Nice. I really did think it would take a lot more work.
01-13-2011, 12:46 AM
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I've heard a few people say '95 and '96 rear hatches are made of metal, versus the fiberglass that was used in previous years. Is this true, and if so, would it be a direct bolt in swap?
(Anybody who has tried to mount 7lb 6x9's in a fiberglass hatch would understand why I want metal. The screws that hold the speakers in are constantly pulling out of the fiberglass over time, I'm sick of it.)
(Anybody who has tried to mount 7lb 6x9's in a fiberglass hatch would understand why I want metal. The screws that hold the speakers in are constantly pulling out of the fiberglass over time, I'm sick of it.)
01-13-2011, 12:48 AM
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To what year?
I am pretty sure my 92 has a metal rear hatch.
I am pretty sure my 92 has a metal rear hatch.
I've heard a few people say '95 and '96 rear hatches are made of metal, versus the fiberglass that was used in previous years. Is this true, and if so, would it be a direct bolt in swap?
(Anybody who has tried to mount 7lb 6x9's in a fiberglass hatch would understand why I want metal. The screws that hold the speakers in are constantly pulling out of the fiberglass over time, I'm sick of it.)
(Anybody who has tried to mount 7lb 6x9's in a fiberglass hatch would understand why I want metal. The screws that hold the speakers in are constantly pulling out of the fiberglass over time, I'm sick of it.)
01-13-2011, 12:49 AM
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Originally Posted by Kopecki
I've heard a few people say '95 and '96 rear hatches are made of metal, versus the fiberglass that was used in previous years. Is this true, and if so, would it be a direct bolt in swap?
(Anybody who has tried to mount 7lb 6x9's in a fiberglass hatch would understand why I want metal. The screws that hold the speakers in are constantly pulling out of the fiberglass over time, I'm sick of it.)
(Anybody who has tried to mount 7lb 6x9's in a fiberglass hatch would understand why I want metal. The screws that hold the speakers in are constantly pulling out of the fiberglass over time, I'm sick of it.)
01-13-2011, 12:58 AM
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01-13-2011, 12:59 AM
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01-13-2011, 08:02 AM
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I've heard a few people say '95 and '96 rear hatches are made of metal, versus the fiberglass that was used in previous years. Is this true, and if so, would it be a direct bolt in swap?
(Anybody who has tried to mount 7lb 6x9's in a fiberglass hatch would understand why I want metal. The screws that hold the speakers in are constantly pulling out of the fiberglass over time, I'm sick of it.)
(Anybody who has tried to mount 7lb 6x9's in a fiberglass hatch would understand why I want metal. The screws that hold the speakers in are constantly pulling out of the fiberglass over time, I'm sick of it.)
01-13-2011, 08:34 AM
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I've heard a few people say '95 and '96 rear hatches are made of metal, versus the fiberglass that was used in previous years. Is this true, and if so, would it be a direct bolt in swap?
(Anybody who has tried to mount 7lb 6x9's in a fiberglass hatch would understand why I want metal. The screws that hold the speakers in are constantly pulling out of the fiberglass over time, I'm sick of it.)
(Anybody who has tried to mount 7lb 6x9's in a fiberglass hatch would understand why I want metal. The screws that hold the speakers in are constantly pulling out of the fiberglass over time, I'm sick of it.)
01-13-2011, 08:41 AM
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