Hello everybody.
Name is Clay.

Just traded a 1977 GMC Sprint straight across for a 1992 Jeep Cherokee.

Not sure what all it has other than a cold air intake, home-made hood scoop, header and the wheel wells have been cut to ****.

Seem a bit squirrely while driving it, brakes are a bit spongey and occasionally it will squeel the tires when taking off from a dead stop.

Not the best lookin' beast, but bought it as a toy anyway, plan to paint it camo before the snow hits this winter.

Any suggestions on what to do first or what important areas to check other than oil?

 

check all the steerin and suspension if its squirrely. where in colorado?

 

Hey Clay. First get those spongy brakes checked out. They can check the steering and shocks while you're at it. Lots of places do a free inspection.

 

Thanks for the advice guys, I'm near the Nebraska border.

 

Dang way east far from the trails haha.
Welcome from loveland co
Post up pics of the jeep

 

EXTREMELY far from the trails!
I need to get a trailer and a vehicle that can pull it!
I also have a couple Samurais, workin' on sellin' one of em.
Here is a pic of the Jeep:

 

Hi from England Clay, nice, what lift an tyres is that?
Like the roof rack.

 

Looks good - those wheel wells aren't bad same as mine, why u need a tow rig? Is it welded gears? Or just bad mpgs?