Project Grim Jeeper (Converted 4x4)
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From: Sacramento, CA
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Update:
Got all preparations done just before the rubicon
It performed amazingly, no issues whatsoever just trail damage.
- wrangler gas tank skid cut to fit xj
- non disco axle
-ruff stuff diff cover & locker swapped
-Renix knuckles swapped
- abs shafts w/ full circle clipped 760x ujoints
- homebrew frame stiffners
- sliders welded instead of bolted
- zj trans cooler
- ooga horn 8)
- removed front bumper
-cut and fold rear quarters
Got all preparations done just before the rubicon
It performed amazingly, no issues whatsoever just trail damage.- wrangler gas tank skid cut to fit xj
- non disco axle
-ruff stuff diff cover & locker swapped
-Renix knuckles swapped
- abs shafts w/ full circle clipped 760x ujoints
- homebrew frame stiffners
- sliders welded instead of bolted
- zj trans cooler
- ooga horn 8)
- removed front bumper
-cut and fold rear quarters
Last edited by SacXJguy; Jul 24, 2013 at 10:39 PM.
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From: Sacramento, CA
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Safe to say this build thread is over. Not a black "grim Jeeper" xj Anymore, got big plans coming up in the next few months (ton steering/full widths possibly/cage/etc.) Thanks for checking out the build!
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From: Farmington, MN
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Nice build man.....kudos on the 4x4 conversion too! I can't believe those soldiers screwed a humvee up....my commander would have my *** if I did that (at least stateside, wrecked a few overseas). Keep it up and love your build.
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