What did you do to your Cherokee today?
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I'm sure they've got something that'll get it out fine.
I've seen some TRASHED used cars come through there that roll out looking pretty damn near new.
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While home I put on a new tie rod and ends on the zj. Sadly I need a new drag link.
New brakes pads all the way around with a fresh bleed
And my front lcas where shot so I replaced them with the lcas I was going to put on my xj.
Attachment 229626
Finally a rotella oil change with a mopar filter.
And washed it
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Still haven't touched the xj :/
New brakes pads all the way around with a fresh bleed
And my front lcas where shot so I replaced them with the lcas I was going to put on my xj.
Attachment 229626
Finally a rotella oil change with a mopar filter.
And washed it
Attachment 229625
Still haven't touched the xj :/
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The fronts just plate the outside, as do the rears. The middle section plates the edge and the bottom of the rail. I just did all the plug welds on the mid section without doing the edges, I tried to make them fit as tight as possible, but it was a chore.
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Can't argue with the price lol
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What did you do to your cherokee today?
It's a piece of 2x6x3/16. Cut the part under the hitch (I would do 1-1/8"), angled the ends, added a lot of gussets into the d ring tabs and hitch, and made quarter panel wings and tail light boxes.
https://i.imgur.com/Kx7iEhY.jpg
I would shorten the tail light boxes to only under them and cut up higher into the quarter panel while I weld them to the sheet metal to tie it all together. The passenger side hangs down a little too low, I need to fix it but eh. It looks like the tail light boxes extend out a lot, and I left them like that for if I put a cage pillar on the outside.
https://i.imgur.com/yOOkFhF.jpg
I cut up my hitch and put it in the rear crossmember for a mount, holes need a little wiggle room then I'll weld it to the sheet metal once I get some more gas.
https://i.imgur.com/56HFszF.jpg
1/2" grade 8 hardware and all the tie I'm welding I will do should hold it really well.
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It's a piece of 2x6x3/16. Cut the part under the hitch (I would do 1-1/8"), angled the ends, added a lot of gussets into the d ring tabs and hitch, and made quarter panel wings and tail light boxes. https://i.imgur.com/Kx7iEhY.jpg I would shorten the tail light boxes to only under them and cut up higher into the quarter panel while I weld them to the sheet metal to tie it all together. The passenger side hangs down a little too low, I need to fix it but eh. It looks like the tail light boxes extend out a lot, and I left them like that for if I put a cage pillar on the outside. https://i.imgur.com/yOOkFhF.jpg I cut up my hitch and put it in the rear crossmember for a mount, holes need a little wiggle room then I'll weld it to the sheet metal once I get some more gas. https://i.imgur.com/56HFszF.jpg 1/2" grade 8 hardware and all the tie I'm welding I will do should hold it really well.
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It's front heavy, like I can't hold it myself with the front wings on there and get it lined up so my brother had to help hold a side to mount it. Looks like 6x2x3/16 is 95 lbs for a 10' stick. Probably 100lbs. I can move it myself though, doesn't feel that heavy lol.
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[QUOTE=94XjSport94;2761106]Installed bumper and wired lights
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It is incredible. I am almost speechless. I have a rear light cover you can have if you want, but you have to give me the broken one. What did it cost you to build it?
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It is incredible. I am almost speechless. I have a rear light cover you can have if you want, but you have to give me the broken one. What did it cost you to build it?