What to do first
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What to do first
I picked up a 94 bone stock cherokee and am going to use it for hunting and fishing. Being that i'm addicted to modding vehicles, what do you recommend first, 3" lift, safari rack, or front bumper? It has decent tires so that will be last on the list, and a rear reciever hitch is on the way. Thanks
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Year: 91 laredo
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I picked up a 94 bone stock cherokee and am going to use it for hunting and fishing. Being that i'm addicted to modding vehicles, what do you recommend first, 3" lift, safari rack, or front bumper? It has decent tires so that will be last on the list, and a rear reciever hitch is on the way. Thanks
iv wanted to lock both ends before anything else on mine,, but too often recently iv been sliding and smacking my underside against things so im trying to get my lift on now... it all depends on what you use it for, or you could just do it all.
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LIFT IT! Haha. That's usually the first on my list, so in my opinion, go with that. Better clearance, better off road and stock height just looks so small.
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well i'm hoping to have all of them done before the fall, so which would look worse, a 3" lift with 215 tires, or a bumper with 215 tires and no lift? I'm kinda leaning towards a bumper at this point since i don't have any recovery points on the front, but if its gonna look super retarded i'll lift it first.
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If you'll have it all done by fall, I'd go with the bumpers first, IMO, recovery is the most important. It doesn't matter how high you are, how narly your tires are, if your locked, you will get stuck & when you do you need recovery points. What I did is buy all my stuff over a couple months & installed everything at once. It went from Stocker to wheeler overnight...
Good luck, and as always post pictures...
Good luck, and as always post pictures...
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If you're going to use it for hunting and fishing, like you said, and won't be wheeling it all the time, you can survive for a while without recovery points. You just have to be a little more careful where you decide to drive.
Just my .02
Just my .02