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Old 11-29-2008, 11:48 PM
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Well, gotta love vacation time, means i have more time to work on the Jeep ...

I got in my barpin eliminators from MORE, and threw the rear ones in. All of the upper bolts snapped (of course)...so i said screw it, and just welded the eliminators in over the busted bolts. Ill get some pics of it tomorrow. Ran to the junkyard, pulled the rear shocks from a Grand Cherokee, which are slightly longer than an XJ's, and do not use bar pins (so the bushings were in good shape). I bolted those in, and they work great! Nice to have shocks in the rear again haha.

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Started with this...


Then got to this:


Then to here:


And here:


A little over halfway done with it...any guesses what I'm making? Hope to finish it tomorrow...So i can start another project....
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a roofrack?
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ummmm a jailcell for young women, fricken petifile...lol just kiddin. looks like a roofrack to me
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xD ^
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nope...not a roof rack

and all the women i have in cages are over the age of 18, i swear!
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a shelfy rack-ish type thing for in your trunk??
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a welding table thingy?...i dont know...
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a shelfy rack-ish type thing for in your trunk??
you are correct sir! Yea, my buddy has one in his TJ, i liked the look and function, so i thought i'd build my own. Have to get some more steel tomorrow, weld on the legs, also will incorporate a support for my subbox, which will keep it from moving around while offroading.
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Sounds sweet, I wish I had a welder.
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Well, just about finished with it:





Test fit:



added bar to keep sub box from moving forward, and first coat of primer:



Im happy with it. I will keep it removable, and use 4 racheting straps to hold it to the 4 hooks in the back.

Oh and heres a shot of my bar pin eliminator welded to the unibody:


Never have to worry about snapping those bolts again when removing the rear shocks. These shocks cost me 11 bux at the junk yard (still a bit too short thou), good for a temporary fix. Still considering what shocks i want to buy.
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You might want to put some sort of barrier/wall on that to keep stuff from flying off when you slam on the brakes. Anyone riding in your back seat would appreciate it.
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You might want to put some sort of barrier/wall on that to keep stuff from flying off when you slam on the brakes. Anyone riding in your back seat would appreciate it.
thats what bungy cords are for
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Very, very true.
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