What did you do to your Cherokee today?
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From: Colorado Springs
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I6 4.0
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From: Southern California
Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
Engine: straight 6
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From: branson mo.
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
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From: Colorado Springs
Year: 1989
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I6 4.0
Remove hose, done.
Lol
We're rocking 3 stop lights in town and a single caution light in my community. Your wife would beat you im sure.
Awesome. I likey.
Mine, about 5ft when stopped. I can spray cars going down the road from about 50ft away.
?? You must have a powerful pump. Lol
?? You must have a powerful pump. Lol
Unfortunately, not yet haha. That will show up in this thread if I remember when I do though...Thanks for your concern haha...
Also, thanks bheath. I love it. It will be used to drive to school as soon as I get my license pay for my parking spot (And I need to replace the leaf packs...only reason it's my favorite pic is that it is slightly flexed on my super awesome driveway and looks less saggy than normal.) I could get some real good flex pics stock or even slightly lifted on the other more uneven parts of my driveway haha
Also, thanks bheath. I love it. It will be used to drive to school as soon as I get my license pay for my parking spot (And I need to replace the leaf packs...only reason it's my favorite pic is that it is slightly flexed on my super awesome driveway and looks less saggy than normal.) I could get some real good flex pics stock or even slightly lifted on the other more uneven parts of my driveway haha
Unfortunately, not yet haha. That will show up in this thread if I remember when I do though...Thanks for your concern haha... Also, thanks bheath. I love it. It will be used to drive to school as soon as I get my license pay for my parking spot (And I need to replace the leaf packs...only reason it's my favorite pic is that it is slightly flexed on my super awesome driveway and looks less saggy than normal.) I could get some real good flex pics stock or even slightly lifted on the other more uneven parts of my driveway haha
Actually I do plan on keeping it fairly low with the lift. I'd rather get more quality parts and do it right and have a lower lift than have a bad quality cheap massive lift. But I plan on doing maybe between 1-3 inch lift packs since I have to replace them anyways, and coil spacers (new coils if I can save enough) for the front. But I do plan to keep it clean haha...I wash my Jeep and my parents' cars waaayyy more often than they do just because I like clean cars. Don't judge me...I do let the jeep turn brown in the winter though, just because I don't want to spray it down and then have the doors freeze shut...




