Homebrew Jeep Mods
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From: Bozeman, MT
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I-6
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From: Lyons, Colorado
Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Originally Posted by Gstomp
I've posted this before as well, but I Raptor lined the lower half and primed the top half and roof. I will never use another bedliner again since I found them. Next I'm trimming up my front fenders and starting a few other things.
Here are a few of mine. There is no way I am going to get anywhere close to getting all mine into this post but I will run a few highlights

Ghetto Cowl Hood (helps my engine run a lil cooler, both on the highway, up and down hills, and crawlin on trails) I put 3/4" spacers and longer bolts in hte hood



Tablet holder - Plugs into my stereo for tunes and I have internet on it.

Cut and rolled fenders


This one is not pretty, but functional. My wire harness melted to my head. I cut out the fused wire block and patched the bad wires. Then made a bracket that bolted the the head bolts and raised the harness away from the heat.

And my favorite I moved the sound bar I got from a buddy up front so I can hear when I have the tube doors in.

There are a crap load more. I just am not good at documenting them as I do them.
I have the Aux fan on a relay so that I control when it turns on. I also have those expensive rear lights that are posted about 30 pages back. I welded 3/16 tabs onto them to hold them better to the truck. I made a CB antennae bracket, that is bolted to on of the lights. I moved the vacuum ball to up inside the bumper.
Have switched LED reverse lights in place of the stock ones. I can turn them on whenever, even when I am being tailgated. LED Tractor brake/running lights, 600 lumen LED driving lights, I removed the restriction out of the air box. IDK there is way more. I will try to update this when I get the list together.
Future things include rear disks, cowl intake, and I think I used all my memory already. I have a massive list of things I am planning to do still. I have only had this jeep 3 months.
Here is them LED Lights. These are stupid bright.


Ghetto Cowl Hood (helps my engine run a lil cooler, both on the highway, up and down hills, and crawlin on trails) I put 3/4" spacers and longer bolts in hte hood



Tablet holder - Plugs into my stereo for tunes and I have internet on it.

Cut and rolled fenders


This one is not pretty, but functional. My wire harness melted to my head. I cut out the fused wire block and patched the bad wires. Then made a bracket that bolted the the head bolts and raised the harness away from the heat.

And my favorite I moved the sound bar I got from a buddy up front so I can hear when I have the tube doors in.

There are a crap load more. I just am not good at documenting them as I do them.
I have the Aux fan on a relay so that I control when it turns on. I also have those expensive rear lights that are posted about 30 pages back. I welded 3/16 tabs onto them to hold them better to the truck. I made a CB antennae bracket, that is bolted to on of the lights. I moved the vacuum ball to up inside the bumper.
Have switched LED reverse lights in place of the stock ones. I can turn them on whenever, even when I am being tailgated. LED Tractor brake/running lights, 600 lumen LED driving lights, I removed the restriction out of the air box. IDK there is way more. I will try to update this when I get the list together.
Future things include rear disks, cowl intake, and I think I used all my memory already. I have a massive list of things I am planning to do still. I have only had this jeep 3 months.
Here is them LED Lights. These are stupid bright.

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From: Aberdeen, MD
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L HO I-6, 703 Injectors, Brown Dog Super Engine Mounts

ESPECIALLY since you used washers instead of solid spacers, and you used grade 5 hardware. Those bolts are not meant to take the moment forces that a collision will now apply to them. This is a recipe for disaster.
Last edited by dukie564; Aug 11, 2011 at 02:32 PM.



