My "new" '94 XJ.
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Year: 1994
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thanks! and i agree... unless you're big on off-roading, then there's really no need. you can always get some nice tires and a lift though.. (just in case)
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Year: 1996
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Originally Posted by bigvig
Put as little as possible in it to fix it up cosmetically, then sell it for a 4x4. No sense in owning a 4 door XJ thats 2wd UNLESS youre a soccer mom using it as a grocery getter....or poor college kid who desperately needs a vehicle to drive on dry pavement only. Its a nice looking Jeep that could be awesome.....if it were a 4x4.
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Year: 1996
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Originally Posted by Turbo X_J
Don't bother converting it, drop in a SBC & 700R4 instead.
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Yup! Planning on a 3" RC lift and 31s real soon. I just love the look. XJs are my favorite body style of any type of car ever, and i'm usually more of a fast car guy. Unfortunately, stock XJs look a little too much like station wagons. They NEED lifts to look how they should.
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Year: 1994
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From: Haddonfield, NJ
Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6
Yup! Planning on a 3" RC lift and 31s real soon. I just love the look. XJs are my favorite body style of any type of car ever, and i'm usually more of a fast car guy. Unfortunately, stock XJs look a little too much like station wagons. They NEED lifts to look how they should.
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But the point still stands, i don't do offroading and don't have a need for 4WD. 
