2 questions here
2 questions at different ends of the spectrum,
1. I've owned quite a few 4x4s over my life and am sad I don't know this, are there any companies that make either XJ specific or universal overhead switch panels?
2. I have a 4 inch lift on the old girl with 33's, I think its time for at least a locker in the back, what's the best bang for my buck?
1. I've owned quite a few 4x4s over my life and am sad I don't know this, are there any companies that make either XJ specific or universal overhead switch panels?
2. I have a 4 inch lift on the old girl with 33's, I think its time for at least a locker in the back, what's the best bang for my buck?
http://www.prime4x4.com/index.htm has them for the dash and console depending your year.Overhead would be universal or custom made.
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2 questions at different ends of the spectrum,
1. I've owned quite a few 4x4s over my life and am sad I don't know this, are there any companies that make either XJ specific or universal overhead switch panels?
2. I have a 4 inch lift on the old girl with 33's, I think its time for at least a locker in the back, what's the best bang for my buck?
1. I've owned quite a few 4x4s over my life and am sad I don't know this, are there any companies that make either XJ specific or universal overhead switch panels?
2. I have a 4 inch lift on the old girl with 33's, I think its time for at least a locker in the back, what's the best bang for my buck?
Best bang for your buck in the rear is to weld the spider gears. Cheap and efficient. Or a lunchbox locker.
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f67/lo...-price-208678/
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/search...archid=5476837
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You can find those overhead consoles in junk yards fairly often, and people also sell them complete with wiring harness and mounting bracket on eBay and on the board here. If you're handy with a Dremel, it shouldn't be difficult at all to put some switches on it.
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Here is what I used for more switch's, if needed I still can add 2 more per pod. I wanted the switch's to be easy to see and reach as they control 4 different sets of lights. It was important to me not to have to take my eyes off the trail to control them. They are not marked yet in this photo as to what they control, they are now but I know without looking now and right off of the steering wheel.

If you want a switch panel the best ones come from "Painless" wiring you can find them in the Summit and Jegs catalogs. I use them in my race cars and SS Street car of my wife's. A bit pricy but excellent quality all the way.
The cheapest locker I would consider for the rear would be the Lokar brand.

If you want a switch panel the best ones come from "Painless" wiring you can find them in the Summit and Jegs catalogs. I use them in my race cars and SS Street car of my wife's. A bit pricy but excellent quality all the way.
The cheapest locker I would consider for the rear would be the Lokar brand.
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