1993jeepcherokeecountry

Hey guys, I'm relatively new to offroading. I've been on dirt bikes my entire life and I'm 18. I have a 94 Cherokee with a 3 inch touch country lift and 31 inch bfg all terrains. The jeep has a 25,xxx miles on a new motor and upgrades listed already. But 250,xxx miles on everything else. I'm looking to get into some trouble with this rig but will still be my daily driver. What should I do to enhance my off roading capabilities (CHEAPLY) but still bear to drive everyday?

Thanks.

Demonoid369

Well...... 1st is Wrong section to start lol 2nd..... Do some searching and reading on these forums(cherokeeforum, naxja, etc...) and get to know your jeep, what it has and what's prone to break. Best way to get help and stand out is to NOT make useless threads that could have been solved by searching and reading. Now if you get confused on a certain thing that maybe you need better clarification.. That's fine but if you post up saying "what's the best tire, lift, mod, etc..." You'll either get flamed or ignored.

rmoore1031

1st. I flagged this to be moved out of Jeep Builds.

2nd. Start changing fluids and filters. Invest in recovery gear. Carry spares and tools. Think outside the box and research. Lots of ideas have been posted for these Jeeps.

I have no idea how you want to build your Jeep. That's why research is so important.

andrewmp6

How will you use the jeep off road matters as well.Do you want a mudder a trail rider or rock crawler?And what is cheaply to you?

ohio95xj

I'm not going to flame(although I easily could) listen man, we need to know more about what you're looking to do with the jeep. If you are new to the offroad world. A 3inch lift and 31's is honestly a good place to start. And trust me, you can get in plenty of "trouble" with just that. I would run it howit is for a while. Invest in recovery gear. Also we need to know what you think "cheap" is