Gatch's Cherokee
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From: Conowingo, MD
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Fox 2.0 bumps..or you can look into the poly bumps..they go inside your coil and actually work really good! Gives a nice soft ride...
I actually drilled some small..maybe 3/16" holes in the upper half of them. This gave a softer compression for smaller bumpers. And Left the lower half untouched, so on big bumps they'd get stiffer which was nice. They work great for only 50 bucks lol..little creativeness makes them better!
I actually drilled some small..maybe 3/16" holes in the upper half of them. This gave a softer compression for smaller bumpers. And Left the lower half untouched, so on big bumps they'd get stiffer which was nice. They work great for only 50 bucks lol..little creativeness makes them better!
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From: st.george utah
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: l6 4.0
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From: st.george utah
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: l6 4.0
Got a sye! Now I need a driveshaft.
Those shocks will have to wait now. The shop couldn't order them til yesterday but I went and bought this instead.
Those shocks will have to wait now. The shop couldn't order them til yesterday but I went and bought this instead.
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From: st.george utah
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: l6 4.0
Originally Posted by whiteXj2
Gatch you got anymore pics of that front bumper? With/without winch maybe?
I'm looking at Tj stubby bumpers for ideas for mine honestly lol..Gotta be able to hold a 12ker..
I'm looking at Tj stubby bumpers for ideas for mine honestly lol..Gotta be able to hold a 12ker..
But make sure to gusset the underside, or the air bump will eventually bend the peice of metal!


