Misch4x4 seat relocation brackets
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From: BtotheA OK
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: I6
Saw that Misch finally made their seat relocation brackets, so I bought a set around christmas. Shipped em fast and product looks great. Finally got around to putting them on today and man what a difference these made. I can finally scoot back far enough to get my right leg comfortable. Very easy install. Wish I had these the last 6 years I have owned my XJ




installed mine today....pleased.
have never had an issue (have owned xjs since 93) but after driving my cruze for a couple years, i realized how squished my arms were and it became uncomfortable to drive RELATIVE to my commuter car (cruze) and now its much more comfortable
install is easy
the kit is easily made yourself, but im pretty sure id just buy another one if i had to do it all over.
have never had an issue (have owned xjs since 93) but after driving my cruze for a couple years, i realized how squished my arms were and it became uncomfortable to drive RELATIVE to my commuter car (cruze) and now its much more comfortable
install is easy
the kit is easily made yourself, but im pretty sure id just buy another one if i had to do it all over.
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From: Florida
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee(XJ)
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From: Gilbert, AZ
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L
Build the brackets and paint them.
While the paint is drying return the crappy drill and bits to HF.
Install the brackets, and enjoy your new angle grinder.
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From: Manitoba, Canada
Year: 1992
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Seriously, buy a $17 harbor freight 4.5" angle grinder, $7 for 10 extra blades, buy some 1/4" or 3/16" steel flat stock, a can of spray paint, and a cheap harbor freight corded drill and bits.
Build the brackets and paint them.
While the paint is drying return the crappy drill and bits to HF.
Install the brackets, and enjoy your new angle grinder.
Build the brackets and paint them.
While the paint is drying return the crappy drill and bits to HF.
Install the brackets, and enjoy your new angle grinder.
Wow people are lazy these days, $70 for that hahaha.
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From: Florida
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee(XJ)
Engine: Golen 4.6L
Seriously, buy a $17 harbor freight 4.5" angle grinder, $7 for 10 extra blades, buy some 1/4" or 3/16" steel flat stock, a can of spray paint, and a cheap harbor freight corded drill and bits.
Build the brackets and paint them.
While the paint is drying return the crappy drill and bits to HF.
Install the brackets, and enjoy your new angle grinder.
Build the brackets and paint them.
While the paint is drying return the crappy drill and bits to HF.
Install the brackets, and enjoy your new angle grinder.
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From: South east Michigan. (For now)
Year: 2001
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0l
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From: Florida
Year: 2000
Model: Cherokee(XJ)
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Its about valuable time... I have a little HF welder and angle grinder, but my time is valuable... working 6 days a week, alot of times it means more to me to pay somebody else... I will probably make me a set of these, but you also have to look at how others value their time....


