What did you do to your Cherokee today?
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Engine: 4.0 I-6 Cyl. w/ 0630Head+MikeWilsonAdapter (preserves engine/brain function w/ stronger head) 62mmTB
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Year: 1987
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I plugged in the code reader expecting to see the check engine light on for the vss (which i knew wasnt connected). Well it was for the o2 sensor as well. Makes sense. The sensor is soaked in oil. First the radiator, now then o2 (within this week). Whats next?
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Year: 1996
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got the down tube installed for hopefully the last time, finished welding up the tail pipe, just need to re install it and weld on a hanger.
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Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
SYE
Why so? Reason I was looking at that kit is 1, I know a guy that runs it and it flexes awesome, 2, I don't want to run sye, so I don't want to go much bigger than what I have. 3, I already have longer brake lines and don't want to have to upgrade again. 4, most places want like $2k+ for long arm kits. I was looking at the re 4.5 long arm kit, but two of my friends have the 5.5 long arm kit and the iro flexes about the same as theirs with less lift. Im not opposed to ordering a better kit, just want to hear why you don't like the iro kit. Thanks
PUT in a double battery system
Put in a new double battery system,
changed out the air intake system to make room for the new battery
sort of pieced together a new intake system from various parts
Wired the system together and
WOW!!!!!!!
It all seems to be working as it is supposed to.
Used the plate adapter and battery tray from DIRTBOUND OFFROAD
changed out the air intake system to make room for the new battery
sort of pieced together a new intake system from various parts
Wired the system together and
WOW!!!!!!!
It all seems to be working as it is supposed to.
Used the plate adapter and battery tray from DIRTBOUND OFFROAD
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Year: 1999
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SYE at stock height? Where did you hear that?
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Did a 249 to 242 tcase swap last night. That last bolt wasnt nearly as hard as some people have claimed, I just found a short 9/16 wrench. All told, took just under 2.5 hrs to do, including doughnuts to confirm 2wd was working properly
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