Jeep Cherokee XJ Front Bumper
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1) dont tell people the production time is 3-4 weeks when its really 3-4 months
2) either get some help or dont take so many orders. Being constantly drowning in the work you have to do is BAD for the company.
3) tell people their bumpers are shipping when they actually do, not that they are shipping when in fact they are not
I totally get the small company thing and that he is probably not a business person and thats why I have been waiting patiently. I actually didnt care until I was told to expect shipping and it didnt happen. No worries though, its shipping today he says
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Originally Posted by Hoooper
I know this. however, because this is the case, there are some things that should be done
1) dont tell people the production time is 3-4 weeks when its really 3-4 months
2) either get some help or dont take so many orders. Being constantly drowning in the work you have to do is BAD for the company.
3) tell people their bumpers are shipping when they actually do, not that they are shipping when in fact they are not
I totally get the small company thing and that he is probably not a business person and thats why I have been waiting patiently. I actually didnt care until I was told to expect shipping and it didnt happen. No worries though, its shipping today he says
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Enough of the bickering. If you have an issue, take it to PMs.
And if your not a moderator, quit trying to be one. Everyone belongs here to an extent, leave off that sort of attitude. If you have an issue with someone or their post, report it.
And if your not a moderator, quit trying to be one. Everyone belongs here to an extent, leave off that sort of attitude. If you have an issue with someone or their post, report it.
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Thanks for cleaning that up gee-oh-dee. You're my hero..i knew you'd come to the rescue
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Home depot probably won't have the ones you need (I work there... Most Home Depots don't, but some locations do carry them in those sizes) so you might need to find a local hardware store to get them.
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here is the perfect write up including bolt sizes!
http://jcroffroad.com/install_guides...%20Sliders.pdf
enjoy
http://jcroffroad.com/install_guides...%20Sliders.pdf
enjoy
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here is the perfect write up including bolt sizes!
http://jcroffroad.com/install_guides...%20Sliders.pdf
enjoy
http://jcroffroad.com/install_guides...%20Sliders.pdf
enjoy
Looks like a pretty good write-up for someone who doesn't know how to install sliders. The bolt sizes don't help much though because they don't give lengths. I would also HIGHLY recommend against using self tapping bolts... They just become a pain in the rear to get started when they're that large. I would much rather just use hardware that goes straight through the unibody rail. Just my $0.02
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Originally Posted by 98 brutus
Can u make me this for a 98? With frame mounts?
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Looks like a pretty good write-up for someone who doesn't know how to install sliders. The bolt sizes don't help much though because they don't give lengths. I would also HIGHLY recommend against using self tapping bolts... They just become a pain in the rear to get started when they're that large. I would much rather just use hardware that goes straight through the unibody rail. Just my $0.02
http://www.jcroffroad.com/Merchant2/...egory_Code=DPL
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The regular winch bumper he sells is only like 60lbs..... Not as heavy as most think. They do look pretty sweet though. We'll see what Chris has to say. =)