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It started life as an insurance write off someone bought at auction, there is a good story soon too come about that. when i got it it had 135k miles on it, a 2ish inch rustys lift and 33's shoved under it. the pcm was dead so as soon as i started it it killed itself thinking someone is using a shaved key in the ignition. It had no hood latch so i had to use my belt to tie it down to get it home. thankfully my brother was scrapping his old jeep (the one in the background) which was the same year color and just about every factory add on as mine. The first thing i did was switch pcms and presto it fired up like new.
Looks like a nice start. Are you sure it's not 3"s on 33s? Looks like you have enough room to just steer them at least. Check out the write-ups on cutting the rotted out rocker and welding in some 2x6 steel in place.
Looks like a nice start. Are you sure it's not 3"s on 33s? Looks like you have enough room to just steer them at least. Check out the write-ups on cutting the rotted out rocker and welding in some 2x6 steel in place.
Don't worry i fixed that problem quickly
zone offroad 4 1/2 full lift. By far the best lift i have seen for the money
It was about time to fix the hood latch situation so i did this, havent seen many Cherokees with hood pins
next thing to go was the wizard sleeve of a head liner and the carpet. The transmission tunnel gets so hot now, especialy in the summer time, i have no hair on my right calf
Some where a long the line the wheel bearings needed replacing, 2 breaker bars later they were done
As the weather warmed up i decided to cut the fender flares and cut and fold the rear quarter panels
It was finally time to give it a full cleaning, i still haven't bed lined the floor yet
One of the first impulse buys was a rear bumper off of rusty's offroad so i could go wheeling' asap. after shopping around i found this front bumper from affordable offroad. All it needed was a coat of paint.
Did the bumper come with tie in brackets past the three bolts? I wouldn't trust those recovery points with just the three front bolts.
they sell them but i didnt buy them, i have thrashed that bumper and it still holding up.
the video goes to show what happens when you dont put the front drive shaft back in. that hill was massive but so were the fish https://goo.gl/photos/MxNieFG8tFG23dY39
07-12-2016, 04:22 PM
