Project Florida Crawler
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Year: 92
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Originally Posted by cherokee_ftw_5
wow.. umh.. mobbin'? lol. got a locker in the front?
Edit, although.....it would have probably made that a little smoother/slower of a climb ...lol
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Originally Posted by 99 XJ
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And it was a good way to test a few things out on the jeep to see how well they hold up
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From: Conowingo, MD
Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
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Lol, I'm normally not the throttle through type of person...but I was getting a little impatient with that rock garden. And when I bumped it up the one rock that was giving me trouble I decided to just lay in to it and use momentum to bounce me over the rest.
And it was a good way to test a few things out on the jeep to see how well they hold up
And it was a good way to test a few things out on the jeep to see how well they hold up
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From: Aberdeen, MD
Year: 1995
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Engine: 4.0L HO I-6, 703 Injectors, Brown Dog Super Engine Mounts
nice to see how much i'll have to cut to fit 35s. How much bumpstopping? How are the 4.10s with the 35 M/ts?
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Year: 92
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Originally Posted by dukie564
nice to see how much i'll have to cut to fit 35s. How much bumpstopping? How are the 4.10s with the 35 M/ts?
And the rear is bumpstoped about 6-7" from the frame rail... but obviously that wont transfer the same way for a leaf spring setup



