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05-15-2012, 11:58 PM
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05-16-2012, 12:02 AM
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05-16-2012, 12:05 AM
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I saw a Jeep for sale, so of course stopped to look at it. There were some mods I thought we could all appreciate:
1) Aftermarket front bumper - nothing wrong with that!
2) The recovery hook is using the old one mount bolt and wedge against the bumper under load technique.
3) While there was no engine swap, this badge gives it some street cred.
4) The creme of the crop....a step on the sides that could undoubtedly double as a slider.
5) In case you were worried the slider would fail, the mounting should relieve all reservations.
6) If you want the number to call the guy, PM me. He was asking $2500.
1) Aftermarket front bumper - nothing wrong with that!
2) The recovery hook is using the old one mount bolt and wedge against the bumper under load technique.
3) While there was no engine swap, this badge gives it some street cred.
4) The creme of the crop....a step on the sides that could undoubtedly double as a slider.
5) In case you were worried the slider would fail, the mounting should relieve all reservations.
6) If you want the number to call the guy, PM me. He was asking $2500.
05-16-2012, 12:10 AM
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I saw a Jeep for sale, so of course stopped to look at it. There were some mods I thought we could all appreciate:
1) Aftermarket front bumper - nothing wrong with that!
2) The recovery hook is using the old one mount bolt and wedge against the bumper under load technique.
3) While there was no engine swap, this badge gives it some street cred.
4) The creme of the crop....a step on the sides that could undoubtedly double as a slider.
5) In case you were worried the slider would fail, the mounting should relieve all reservations.
6) If you want the number to call the guy, PM me. He was asking $2500.
1) Aftermarket front bumper - nothing wrong with that!
2) The recovery hook is using the old one mount bolt and wedge against the bumper under load technique.
3) While there was no engine swap, this badge gives it some street cred.
4) The creme of the crop....a step on the sides that could undoubtedly double as a slider.
5) In case you were worried the slider would fail, the mounting should relieve all reservations.
6) If you want the number to call the guy, PM me. He was asking $2500.
05-16-2012, 12:11 AM
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I saw a Jeep for sale, so of course stopped to look at it. There were some mods I thought we could all appreciate:
1) Aftermarket front bumper - nothing wrong with that!
2) The recovery hook is using the old one mount bolt and wedge against the bumper under load technique.
3) While there was no engine swap, this badge gives it some street cred.
4) The creme of the crop....a step on the sides that could undoubtedly double as a slider.
5) In case you were worried the slider would fail, the mounting should relieve all reservations.
6) If you want the number to call the guy, PM me. He was asking $2500.
1) Aftermarket front bumper - nothing wrong with that!
2) The recovery hook is using the old one mount bolt and wedge against the bumper under load technique.
3) While there was no engine swap, this badge gives it some street cred.
4) The creme of the crop....a step on the sides that could undoubtedly double as a slider.
5) In case you were worried the slider would fail, the mounting should relieve all reservations.
6) If you want the number to call the guy, PM me. He was asking $2500.
05-16-2012, 12:13 AM
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05-16-2012, 12:19 AM
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Originally Posted by FloydXJ
I saw a Jeep for sale, so of course stopped to look at it. There were some mods I thought we could all appreciate:
1) Aftermarket front bumper - nothing wrong with that!
2) The recovery hook is using the old one mount bolt and wedge against the bumper under load technique.
3) While there was no engine swap, this badge gives it some street cred.
4) The creme of the crop....a step on the sides that could undoubtedly double as a slider.
5) In case you were worried the slider would fail, the mounting should relieve all reservations.
6) If you want the number to call the guy, PM me. He was asking $2500.
1) Aftermarket front bumper - nothing wrong with that!
2) The recovery hook is using the old one mount bolt and wedge against the bumper under load technique.
3) While there was no engine swap, this badge gives it some street cred.
4) The creme of the crop....a step on the sides that could undoubtedly double as a slider.
5) In case you were worried the slider would fail, the mounting should relieve all reservations.
6) If you want the number to call the guy, PM me. He was asking $2500.
05-16-2012, 12:23 AM
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this one may not be YELLOW but it is actually not a bad rig! I've seen it in person (anyone who went 4-29-12 at least saw this on WW) I personaly don't like the flares... but they work.
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218...earch=cherokee
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218...earch=cherokee
05-16-2012, 01:17 AM
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ahh ok. all your gonna find for he 242 is a hack n tap. if your going to use it for more extreme type stuff go with a 231.
this one may not be YELLOW but it is actually not a bad rig! I've seen it in person (anyone who went 4-29-12 at least saw this on WW) I personaly don't like the flares... but they work.
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218...earch=cherokee
http://www.ksl.com/index.php?nid=218...earch=cherokee
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05-16-2012, 07:45 AM
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