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Is 8.25 really that bad for this application ? I mean, just look at it, it's not going to be in a situation that it breaks.
Edit: It could always be worse..... Imagine if it was a 2wd XJ !
-DOES ANYONE ELSE NOTICE how the roof rack things are so close together ! Bugging the crap out of me !
Edit: It could always be worse..... Imagine if it was a 2wd XJ !
-DOES ANYONE ELSE NOTICE how the roof rack things are so close together ! Bugging the crap out of me !
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EDIT: We did.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f59/im-speechless-120750/
And another https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f59/ebay-cherokee-119551/Originally Posted by jbsjunk
Didn't we pick this one apart last week?EDIT: We did.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f59/im-speechless-120750/
Apparently nobody want's this POS!
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Edit: It could always be worse..... Imagine if it was a 2wd XJ !
-DOES ANYONE ELSE NOTICE how the roof rack things are so close together ! Bugging the crap out of me !
haha a 2wd should never be lifted over 2" with 30" tires end of story,Originally Posted by XJeep99Classic
Is 8.25 really that bad for this application ? I mean, just look at it, it's not going to be in a situation that it breaks.Edit: It could always be worse..... Imagine if it was a 2wd XJ !
-DOES ANYONE ELSE NOTICE how the roof rack things are so close together ! Bugging the crap out of me !
and i notice the roof rack too lol what does he think it is a spoiler?
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Edit: It could always be worse..... Imagine if it was a 2wd XJ !
-DOES ANYONE ELSE NOTICE how the roof rack things are so close together ! Bugging the crap out of me !
Its in a situation to break the second you put it in D. heheheOriginally Posted by XJeep99Classic
Is 8.25 really that bad for this application ? I mean, just look at it, it's not going to be in a situation that it breaks.Edit: It could always be worse..... Imagine if it was a 2wd XJ !
-DOES ANYONE ELSE NOTICE how the roof rack things are so close together ! Bugging the crap out of me !
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The owner is a fabricator, and an excelent one at that. He could make anything. No expenses spared, no cutting corners, built right!!!Originally Posted by USMCgunrock
HOLY COW! i didn't even know they legally made blocks that big!!


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I'm a great working with wood..i should build a setup as well using the finest and hardest wood...no expenses spared. I will build it right the first timeOriginally Posted by helmut
The owner is a fabricator, and an excelent one at that. He could make anything. No expenses spared, no cutting corners, built right!!!


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your statement brings back too many memories from my youth of guys with huge body lifts, either drilled 4X4 blocks or stacked 2X4s, watch them brake & body sway back & forth hard. seen plenty of wood axle blocks as well. compared to some stuff I saw growing up, thats safe, lol, but its dangerous as heck....Originally Posted by USMCgunrock
I'm a great working with wood..i should build a setup as well using the finest and hardest wood...no expenses spared. I will build it right the first time