The Homebrew Jeep Mod Thread
04-08-2012, 07:10 PM
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Got a WRITE up for the shifter barrel? Lost wax is really interesting by the way. But yeah that shifter would be cool to do.
EDIT: I must've been tired when I typed this.
EDIT: I must've been tired when I typed this.
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04-08-2012, 07:30 PM
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Originally Posted by joshamo
Got a right up for the shifter barrel? Lost wax is really interesting by the way. But yeah that shifter would be cool to do.
04-11-2012, 04:00 PM
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Homemade storage rack
5 Minute splash guard(not proud of this one)
Rear hitch spare mount(one night project-hated it)
Front bumper and 1300lbs test roof rack
Front bumper made from scrap
I also made a CB mount but it was destroyed last trail ride. I have information and stuff on these and other projects if anybody needs help.
5 Minute splash guard(not proud of this one)
Rear hitch spare mount(one night project-hated it)
Front bumper and 1300lbs test roof rack
Front bumper made from scrap
I also made a CB mount but it was destroyed last trail ride. I have information and stuff on these and other projects if anybody needs help.
04-11-2012, 07:07 PM
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Originally Posted by mynameismud
rey7, for the 8ball shift ****
1. walk into a random bar with a pool table, put a buck in, grab 8 ball and leave.
2. i drilled a hole right through the center the same size as the plastic piece that sits in the shifter, then i drilled the bigger hole for it to sit on the metal portion of the shifter. i used a dremel with a stone to get it to fit very snug on there. i've still yet to make a better button for it but anything would pretty much work here. perhaps a cue tip if your really into pool?
1. walk into a random bar with a pool table, put a buck in, grab 8 ball and leave.
2. i drilled a hole right through the center the same size as the plastic piece that sits in the shifter, then i drilled the bigger hole for it to sit on the metal portion of the shifter. i used a dremel with a stone to get it to fit very snug on there. i've still yet to make a better button for it but anything would pretty much work here. perhaps a cue tip if your really into pool?
04-11-2012, 08:29 PM
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Grenade shifter
Needed :
Grenade...
Ar-15 shell
5/8 drill bit
3/8 drill bit
My grenade already had a hole in the bottom so I opened it up with the 5/8 bit, this should slide into the shifter stick now.
The grenade has a "Handel/top" I unscrewed this from the body then used the 3/8 bit to drill from the bottom all the way through this creates a hole for the shell
Next the little white piece in the Handel should have a node on the top, this is what I shoved the shell onto.
Put it together and that's it.
A set screw would be recommended to hold it to the Handel secure
Needed :
Grenade...
Ar-15 shell
5/8 drill bit
3/8 drill bit
My grenade already had a hole in the bottom so I opened it up with the 5/8 bit, this should slide into the shifter stick now.
The grenade has a "Handel/top" I unscrewed this from the body then used the 3/8 bit to drill from the bottom all the way through this creates a hole for the shell
Next the little white piece in the Handel should have a node on the top, this is what I shoved the shell onto.
Put it together and that's it.
A set screw would be recommended to hold it to the Handel secure
Last edited by Barrelmaker; 06-22-2012 at 01:44 PM.
04-17-2012, 10:51 PM
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Made myself up a simple little switch panel with some scrap aluminum I had laying around.
took a dremel to the console
cut and filed the scrap aluminum
Drilled holes and painted
Dried and mounted everything
Switches in action hard to see but internal green leds in switches Left switch is my fog lights right switch is my reverse spot lights
took a dremel to the console
cut and filed the scrap aluminum
Drilled holes and painted
Dried and mounted everything
Switches in action hard to see but internal green leds in switches Left switch is my fog lights right switch is my reverse spot lights
04-18-2012, 12:07 AM
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boy i guess i got a lot to learn.
04-18-2012, 10:50 AM
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Judging by this picture it sure looks like you do. you probally put this filter on expecting massive power.......and even the small chance you have at minimal and i mean minimal (non exsistant) increases of power and fuel milage are totally killed my your poorly maintainted filter, i can only imagine how you neglect other parts of your rig.
04-18-2012, 11:17 AM
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Judging by this picture it sure looks like you do. you probally put this filter on expecting massive power.......and even the small chance you have at minimal and i mean minimal (non exsistant) increases of power and fuel milage are totally killed my your poorly maintainted filter, i can only imagine how you neglect other parts of your rig.
04-18-2012, 11:42 AM
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04-19-2012, 05:54 PM
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Judging by this picture it sure looks like you do. you probally put this filter on expecting massive power.......and even the small chance you have at minimal and i mean minimal (non exsistant) increases of power and fuel milage are totally killed my your poorly maintainted filter, i can only imagine how you neglect other parts of your rig.
04-19-2012, 10:05 PM
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Originally Posted by brookhart63
Do you feel like a big man judging somebodys rig by a single picture?
04-19-2012, 11:32 PM
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homemade roof rack
Built this for under $100
Check this link on how another user did there's mine is based of his anyway
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f58/ho...welding-91566/
Ill upload more photos this week on my build thread
Check this link on how another user did there's mine is based of his anyway
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f58/ho...welding-91566/
Ill upload more photos this week on my build thread