FL Crawler II.
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From: Jacksonville, FL
Year: 92
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
cut off the upper control arm mounts the PO had welded to the truss.

along with mocking up a tie rod to see the clearence issues ill have with that riddler cover
and tossed some roller 35's on it so i could pull the 2wd beam axle out and slide the 60 under the jeep

pulled off the front bumper and flares so it would fit


along with mocking up a tie rod to see the clearence issues ill have with that riddler cover

and tossed some roller 35's on it so i could pull the 2wd beam axle out and slide the 60 under the jeep


pulled off the front bumper and flares so it would fit

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i set the front of the jeep up at the ride height it will be at.
theres just over 6" between the top of that pankiller truss and my oilpan. so ill have to make sure I'm pretty precise on setting up full bump. lol
started mocking up the control arms in my crossmember to see what I'm working with.
since the crossmember and arms were designed around a almost center LP EB44 front axle it puts the lower control arm pretty close to the driveshaft. i still need to run the axle through its range of travel to see if this will be an issue or not. worse case scenario i will need to cut off and relocate my crossmember side control arm mounts.
theres just over 6" between the top of that pankiller truss and my oilpan. so ill have to make sure I'm pretty precise on setting up full bump. lol

started mocking up the control arms in my crossmember to see what I'm working with.

since the crossmember and arms were designed around a almost center LP EB44 front axle it puts the lower control arm pretty close to the driveshaft. i still need to run the axle through its range of travel to see if this will be an issue or not. worse case scenario i will need to cut off and relocate my crossmember side control arm mounts.

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From: Jacksonville, FL
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started mocking up my steering.
this is with running a small drop pitman arm to help out the angle some. I'm going to angle the axle side track bar mount a little more to help match the drag link angle and buy me a little more truss clearance.
the eventual goal will be to have a local guy machine the knuckle and cut me a keyed highsteer arm so i can flatten out my angles . but i think I'm just going to run it as is at first.




and it looks like ill be doing a little diff cover grinding.
this is with running a small drop pitman arm to help out the angle some. I'm going to angle the axle side track bar mount a little more to help match the drag link angle and buy me a little more truss clearance.
the eventual goal will be to have a local guy machine the knuckle and cut me a keyed highsteer arm so i can flatten out my angles . but i think I'm just going to run it as is at first.




and it looks like ill be doing a little diff cover grinding.
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From: Jacksonville, FL
Year: 92
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appreciate it
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From: Jacksonville, FL
Year: 92
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
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