It is going to take some work
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From: Philly, PA
Year: 2014
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 2.4 L
http://www.flickr.com/photos/67955471@N07/9045893084/
Here's another one from this thread:
http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=944062

No independent suspension will "out flex" solid axles but no solid axled vehicle will out comfort independent suspension. Welcome to 2014.
I watched Camp Jeep at an auto show recently and the KL looked so composed even if it lifted an inside tire. Make fun of the car all you want but it is the most capable crossover money can buy right now. It's no Cherokee but it still has some guts.
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From: Blunt, South Dakota
Year: 97
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.6 stroker
I was more curious as to a side by side comparison on an rti ramp. Wasn't making fun of it, just curious to see it side by side.
Gotcha. Some one with a stocker should set it up then!
I'd be even more captured by a video of a XJ running against a KL offroad. And not just driving on a dirt trail...
I'd be even more captured by a video of a XJ running against a KL offroad. And not just driving on a dirt trail...
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From: Ontario, Canada
Year: 1989 Laredo
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 L 6 Renix
Are there truly any stock XJ's remaining? Truly stock.
The KL won't be stock for long. The aftermarket and Mopar have a fresh market opportunity presented. Jeep, every Jeep, is a unique platform for development.
The KL is not an XJ. It is a Jeep.
I don't agree with the name badge. I don't have to. I also have to accept that it is not my badge to award.
If one considers all the name badges being re-introduced to the market and the vechicles of origin and the vehicles newly presented??? Wow is the Cherokee creating a unique stirr in the conversation!
XJ vs KL, stock, yes it would be a very interesting contest.
The KL won't be stock for long. The aftermarket and Mopar have a fresh market opportunity presented. Jeep, every Jeep, is a unique platform for development.
The KL is not an XJ. It is a Jeep.
I don't agree with the name badge. I don't have to. I also have to accept that it is not my badge to award.
If one considers all the name badges being re-introduced to the market and the vechicles of origin and the vehicles newly presented??? Wow is the Cherokee creating a unique stirr in the conversation!
XJ vs KL, stock, yes it would be a very interesting contest.
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Year: 1990
Model: Cherokee (XJ)
Engine: 4.0
Are there truly any stock XJ's remaining? Truly stock.
The KL won't be stock for long. The aftermarket and Mopar have a fresh market opportunity presented. Jeep, every Jeep, is a unique platform for development.
The KL is not an XJ. It is a Jeep.
I don't agree with the name badge. I don't have to. I also have to accept that it is not my badge to award.
If one considers all the name badges being re-introduced to the market and the vechicles of origin and the vehicles newly presented??? Wow is the Cherokee creating a unique stirr in the conversation!
XJ vs KL, stock, yes it would be a very interesting contest.
The KL won't be stock for long. The aftermarket and Mopar have a fresh market opportunity presented. Jeep, every Jeep, is a unique platform for development.
The KL is not an XJ. It is a Jeep.
I don't agree with the name badge. I don't have to. I also have to accept that it is not my badge to award.
If one considers all the name badges being re-introduced to the market and the vechicles of origin and the vehicles newly presented??? Wow is the Cherokee creating a unique stirr in the conversation!
XJ vs KL, stock, yes it would be a very interesting contest.



