Custom built rear bumper and tire carrier
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Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by meancherokee
I like it. Only issue I would have is if you really to wheel it those end caps with rip right off.
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Originally Posted by Culprite
dont see them on or a place for them at all
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From: Southern Cali
Year: 1986
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 2.5L turbo, 4.0L tb swap, ported head ect
That sir is a SICK setup. I ended up keeping my stocks bumpers because I've got the stock tire carrier.
But man that is awsome!
But man that is awsome!
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Originally Posted by 86-Chief
That sir is a SICK setup. I ended up keeping my stocks bumpers because I've got the stock tire carrier.
But man that is awsome!
But man that is awsome!
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Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L I6
I love it. It's nice and clean. Is it like the same dimensions as the stock bumper or just pretty close? I've never seen this done before. Whenever I get around to building my bumpers I think I'm going to do this for both. It looks like you upgraded your exhaust? I like the look of that too. I think I'm going to check out your build thread.
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Originally Posted by Hillenbrand
I love it. It's nice and clean. Is it like the same dimensions as the stock bumper or just pretty close? I've never seen this done before. Whenever I get around to building my bumpers I think I'm going to do this for both. It looks like you upgraded your exhaust? I like the look of that too. I think I'm going to check out your build thread.
As for my exhaust...I got rid of the tail pipe it had, which was 2", (because my shackle hit it when flexing) and added a 2.5" pipe from the cat back and fabbed it up to exit where you see it in the last pic. Sounds better there too!
