wife's replacement jeep
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Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
I've been getting a few more things done. Except for changing the yokes my axles are ready to go under the xj... I also got my rear drawers built...
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What did you use for sliders Jon? Anything special. I have a long range project in mind
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Year: 1998
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I used skate board bearings and box tubing... The drawers are 53 inches deep so I had to make my own.... I have better pics if you need them...
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Ah, I see you ran into the same problem I did. Hard to find sliders that long. Yes, I would appreciate some pics and pointers on that
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These are the bearings I used, I needed 48 of them. The biggest problem I had was finding bolts that threaded all the way and not just the bottom inch...
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I used 3/4 box tubing but 1 inch would work better. I was haveing trouble with the bolts hitting the drawer before they ran in the middle of the box tubing. The extra 1/4 inch of a bigger box tubing would have helped a great deal...