What to do
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From: Evanston, Wyoming
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I'm trying to decide on the following:
Should I go with:
(1) Four Black Rock Alloy Wheels, with other misc items


And Husky Floor Mats Front/Rear/Cargo area.
or go with:
(2) Four Black Rock Steelies and the ARB Snorkel ONLY


Bottom line not enough $$ now for both the Alloy Wheels with ARB Snorkel.
Should I go with:
(1) Four Black Rock Alloy Wheels, with other misc items


And Husky Floor Mats Front/Rear/Cargo area.
or go with:
(2) Four Black Rock Steelies and the ARB Snorkel ONLY


Bottom line not enough $$ now for both the Alloy Wheels with ARB Snorkel.
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From: Evanston, Wyoming
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
The alloy would be for DD, and I would keep my old already bent wheels for wheeling, just a PIA to swap them out everytime.
I'm thinking option #2. Thanks for the input.
I'm thinking option #2. Thanks for the input.
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From: Washington State
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L HO
#1 for sure IMO, because you can cut unsprung weight down with the alloys. You will love the husky liners, best upgrade for the buck if your in mud, snow, or dirty conditions and plan to use your XJ, keeps the water out of your carpet too so no foggy windows or stink. Plus the hand throttle is what those other parts are for is my guess, funny because I just installed a hand throttle on my CJ, but I used an old bike break lever and clamped it to my shifter.
Steel wheels are just that steel an old technology, but useful in its realm like off road, but you can wheel with alloys just fine, plenty of people do you just cant bounce off rocks as much. And a snorkel, seriously I don't understand those things. If I'm that deep in water most of my electrical components are as well and those don't mix well. Plus I don't want that dirty water in my rig.
Steel wheels are just that steel an old technology, but useful in its realm like off road, but you can wheel with alloys just fine, plenty of people do you just cant bounce off rocks as much. And a snorkel, seriously I don't understand those things. If I'm that deep in water most of my electrical components are as well and those don't mix well. Plus I don't want that dirty water in my rig.
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From: Oak Harbor, WA.
Year: 1987
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 liter RENIX I-6, DIY Cold Air Intake, 2.5 FM Exhaust, 3 Core Radiator
Mac, what do you need a snorkel for other than to make your rig look cool? By the time you get water in your air intake where it is now, your alternator, distributor and coil are submerged. Those rims are SWEET!!! You must get them.



