wife's replacement jeep
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Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
There not interchangeable, I used a Artec JK to TJ conversion truss on the front and I've got to weld new perches and shock mounts on the rear axle once I get it under the xj and centered... There also 5 inches wider then a xj axle that's why I had to go with the JK wheels to get more wheel offset.... It's been alot of work getting ready to put them under...
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I hear ya there Jon. Done a lot of work on my axles to get them ready to go under, and I don't have the benefit of being able to buy a truss for the front. By the way, I watched that vid and I like the idea for the sliders. I need to build something like that for the back of the XJ. The wife likes to cook when we travel and setting up a kitchen for her is a lot of work. I want to build a modular roll out kitchen that only takes minutes to set up and take down.
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I plan on a modular design that will fit the XJ, pickup and a trailer yet to be built. I figure that ought to cover it. We like to camp where there is no one else around
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I finally got the JK axles under the xj, the rear is 100% done and the front is in but alot of work to do on trackbar and steering angles....
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You picked the hardest end to do last Jon. Those front ends can be a killer to get just right