I got all my wood from a construction site as well... And the carpet was from our neighbors when they changed their carpet a few months ago. I actually had the idea for mine before I saw 96_XJs but I give him credit because I believe he was one of the first on this forum to do it. Plus his is just awesome.

 

Haha yeah i think since his came out so clean and just plain BA looking it made alot of people wanna do this mod. Plus i've only had it in a couple days and it has been sooooooo helpful with keeping tools and whatnot organized so it not all sliding around back there

 

Hello, I write to all from Caracas, Venezuela.

These are some modifications of my xj 1998

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I hope that it uses as help.

Visit our forum in venezuela http://zona-xj.activoforo.com

 

While you could just use one longer filter element to achieve the same result, this setup does allow the second filter to share in the filtering.

This means the time between cleanings is doubled. It all does look like it would suck up some rain water though.

 

either way, I still think its total overkill. and a total ghettofab set-up on top of that.

 

Well i have a 2dr XJ (87), and I was going wheeling yesterday, but we had a big chance of lots of rain, so I didnt want to get wet (from an above downpour, anyways...). I have no roof or doors.

Ill post up the pics here in a bit.

Basically I bought some screw fastners and snaps, some pvc/rubber 'shower pan liner' material, a door jam with rubber insert, and clear sealant. Oh, and 2 1/4 or 1/2" square rods.

With a philips driver, exacto knife and some careful planning and measuring, i now have a fully custom snap on roof that can be rolled up and stowed behind my rear pillars (about where the back of the front seats are).

The only thing is since I actually offroad my jeep..*cough *cough....the material isnt that strong against thick branches that can pierce it if hit right, like canvas would be. But this was a 'weekend fix' that I actually think turned out nicely!

You can get a good look at it briefly here , which shows it pretty good..this is yesterday when i was wheeling up some pretty tough spots..was more difficult than it looks too. Pause the vid at 0:20 and you get a good look. and yes, that Baja Claw took it hard, the fronts are BFGs that suck for grip. My other rear BC rim got smashed up good when it bounced back and forth, but its in tact...

Oh and to the dual intakes, its simply a thread about homemade modifications. We all know the physics of engines, its over kill for the amount of cubic air the engine requires, and despite the same amount of air pressure that the 'vaccuum' is actually sucking in staying constant, it is more surface area to allow water to enter....But, with some black paint, and pulling the filter off the hot radiator cap a bit, it may not look all that bad. so yes, over kill. But, the fact that he did it on his own, and he will hopefully learn from CONSTRUCTIVE criticism. We're a community of enthusiasts, so at least be helpful if criticizing.

 

Hey Luisfer, do you have any pics of the whole jeep after the fenders were sprayed?

 

heres mine

 

Yes man, looks these photos...



If you want to see more photos, click at our forum

http://zona-xj.activoforo.com/fotos-...uana-t5351.htm

 

All done.

 

^jealousy

 

aaaww look FrankZ made a backpack for his Cherokee