JCR bumpers
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From: Castle Rock, CO
Year: 91
Model: Cherokee
Engine: '96 4.0
I just got my bumper tonight. I spent 3 hours on trimming and test fitting by myself. All was cake except holding up the steering box and getting the bolts in one hand on each. This is just a test fit so now all I have to do is get it powder coated! The second picture is my 6" PIAA fogs temp mounted peaking over the hood. Once I have the spacers installed they will probably sit another 4" higher than the picture shows.
Love the bumper, construction, and most of all the weight. I didn't lose any noticeable lift so far, but I'm sure it'll take time to settle.
Love the bumper, construction, and most of all the weight. I didn't lose any noticeable lift so far, but I'm sure it'll take time to settle.
Did you have to cut the front fenders to get them to line up so nice?
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From: Castle Rock, CO
Year: 91
Model: Cherokee
Engine: '96 4.0
Yes you must trim the fenders. Just use a straight edge and use the turn signal/headlight bezel as the point to keep straight with. It left me with about a 1/4" gap on the sides which matches the front. This bumper is sweet and still has good entrance/exit angles. Haven't touched it to a rock yet!
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Joined: Dec 2009
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From: Southeast Michigan
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: i-6 4.0
ive got the stage 2 rear and have no complaints. just make sure to order the nut strips if you dont have a factory hitch or think they will be to rusty.
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