ohio roll call
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From: Cuyahoga Falls
Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0l
Should be ready to go by the summer. Im only lifting it 3 inches with 31s when I can afford to gear and lock it I will run 33s with some trimming. Lift tires and wheels should be here tomorrow im stoked.
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From: Cuyahoga Falls
Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0l
Well your in the wrong state if you don't like mud, I don't care for mud and would rather wheel when its dry but mother nature doesn't always give you what you want
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From: northeast ohio
Year: 96 & 01
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
If I had a choice,I'd deff choose dry wheeling...just hate how limited the fun is when muddy...but I still hit the trail any chance I get...imo if its not frozen its muddy 80% time in ohio.
i know some good (mostly) hard trails, near canton south/boliver, my old boss"s neighbor ownes some land like old strip pits, that ones mostly quad trails but i can get my jeep in there, and a couple miles south of him is some way better trails, also strip pit land but it takes about an hr of heavy duty woods trailin just to get to the mines, i used to take my old jacked up chevy in there, rolled it over once!!!, hit me up this summer, i got get some tires and work on my t-case first
i know some good (mostly) hard trails, near canton south/boliver, my old boss"s neighbor ownes some land like old strip pits, that ones mostly quad trails but i can get my jeep in there, and a couple miles south of him is some way better trails, also strip pit land but it takes about an hr of heavy duty woods trailin just to get to the mines, i used to take my old jacked up chevy in there, rolled it over once!!!, hit me up this summer, i got get some tires and work on my t-case first
brewster,...uhm... a little south of massillon, i think im gonna try to do the yoke seals and bearings, i got the jeep with the front shaft layin in the back seat so im not sure what im gonna get myself into yet but i dont like the idea of gettin one from a bone yard since most of em are 200k+
brewster,...uhm... a little south of massillon, i think im gonna try to do the yoke seals and bearings, i got the jeep with the front shaft layin in the back seat so im not sure what im gonna get myself into yet but i dont like the idea of gettin one from a bone yard since most of em are 200k+
i have no clue, this is the first jeep ive owned and im still figuring em out, found a thread with some case #s to help me out, im puttin it in the garage sat and dion rod n crank bearings n lookin at the case


