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Originally Posted by Rowbin
Athens here! Just got a 92 Cherokee Limited, previous owner gave it a 2" lift but nothing special. I love her, but haven't been able to take her offroad much since I have no idea where to go. Any tips?
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Originally Posted by huntingman2706217
Save money for repairs... Lol
Dont take it offroad ever and it will last a bit longer! Guaranteed some electrical gremlin will reveal itself soon! 180 is about the point of it.
But its a love-hate relationship ...more love tho!
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Idk what y'all are talking about haha I paid 500 for mine, I've spent MAYBE 200 on repairs/maintenance in 4 years, and 2,000 on fun stuff haha 320,000+ miles and still running strong! Although that electrical gremlin is a *****....
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Yah that lil bastard (gremlin) moves through the whole system. You find him, think you kill him, and oh wait, "here I am over in your blinkers!, Made ya look! I am over here in you Fan. Sucker! I am really in your ignition!"
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Um so yea chris now I really need your help.. I took a angle grinder to em to at least clean it up... Well it bit it in a few places so I had to go higher... Idk.. Just give me a call so we can look at it and maybe fix it up nice.. Lol
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Put my spare on... One of my tires had cancer.. Found a soft ball sized lump.. Now its driving funny.. Dang it.. Lol.. Anyone of yall with 2 33x12.50 15 lmk, or some 32s or even a decent set (4) 31s.. I just need some tires fast like just send me a pm or if you have my number text or call.. Thanks yall..
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do NOT mix tire sizes with the front... i bought a part jeep because the dummy ran 32's on the front and 33 on the back and blew the transfercase out... find ya the matching size... craigslist man... they are all over it... ill give you some hints on searching... try these for a 33in tire... "33 tire" "33 tires" "33x12.50" "33 r15" "mud tires" "mud tire" "33x12.50r15" "33s"
also above you cut far enough to cut the pinch welds out so now you need to reweld it back up... i did that but on purpose... if its a DD... if its not a DD then i would worry about it to much... its a integrity thing... the XJ relies on the strength of the body... so squirting some foam or body sealer in there is not the right way to go about it... yet itll keep the water out but the integrity of the body is compromised unless they are pressed or welded back together...
also above you cut far enough to cut the pinch welds out so now you need to reweld it back up... i did that but on purpose... if its a DD... if its not a DD then i would worry about it to much... its a integrity thing... the XJ relies on the strength of the body... so squirting some foam or body sealer in there is not the right way to go about it... yet itll keep the water out but the integrity of the body is compromised unless they are pressed or welded back together...
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Originally Posted by gaboy1911
Yah that lil bastard (gremlin) moves through the whole system. You find him, think you kill him, and oh wait, "here I am over in your blinkers!, Made ya look! I am over here in you Fan. Sucker! I am really in your ignition!"
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do NOT mix tire sizes with the front... i bought a part jeep because the dummy ran 32's on the front and 33 on the back and blew the transfercase out... find ya the matching size... craigslist man... they are all over it... ill give you some hints on searching... try these for a 33in tire... "33 tire" "33 tires" "33x12.50" "33 r15" "mud tires" "mud tire" "33x12.50r15" "33s"
also above you cut far enough to cut the pinch welds out so now you need to reweld it back up... i did that but on purpose... if its a DD... if its not a DD then i would worry about it to much... its a integrity thing... the XJ relies on the strength of the body... so squirting some foam or body sealer in there is not the right way to go about it... yet itll keep the water out but the integrity of the body is compromised unless they are pressed or welded back together...
also above you cut far enough to cut the pinch welds out so now you need to reweld it back up... i did that but on purpose... if its a DD... if its not a DD then i would worry about it to much... its a integrity thing... the XJ relies on the strength of the body... so squirting some foam or body sealer in there is not the right way to go about it... yet itll keep the water out but the integrity of the body is compromised unless they are pressed or welded back together...
Felix Yah We are gonna get you straight. I can't do it until next week though. How about we pencil you in for monday night. I get off 430 ish and home by five. I will call you tomorrow and we can figure it out.
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Originally Posted by huntingman2706217
do NOT mix tire sizes with the front... i bought a part jeep because the dummy ran 32's on the front and 33 on the back and blew the transfercase out... find ya the matching size... craigslist man... they are all over it... ill give you some hints on searching... try these for a 33in tire... "33 tire" "33 tires" "33x12.50" "33 r15" "mud tires" "mud tire" "33x12.50r15" "33s"
also above you cut far enough to cut the pinch welds out so now you need to reweld it back up... i did that but on purpose... if its a DD... if its not a DD then i would worry about it to much... its a integrity thing... the XJ relies on the strength of the body... so squirting some foam or body sealer in there is not the right way to go about it... yet itll keep the water out but the integrity of the body is compromised unless they are pressed or welded back together...
also above you cut far enough to cut the pinch welds out so now you need to reweld it back up... i did that but on purpose... if its a DD... if its not a DD then i would worry about it to much... its a integrity thing... the XJ relies on the strength of the body... so squirting some foam or body sealer in there is not the right way to go about it... yet itll keep the water out but the integrity of the body is compromised unless they are pressed or welded back together...
@chris yea buddy sounds good hit me up and lets get the details ironed out.. I was thinkin weld it, waterproof it then clean it up with the grinder.. Idk its my first time.. You got the wheel bud.. Just lmk
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Yea thanks bubba I ment a set of 32s as well not just 2 of em.. My bad for not clarifing(sp)... Thanks for the search hints.. Ill check it out..
@chris yea buddy sounds good hit me up and lets get the details ironed out.. I was thinkin weld it, waterproof it then clean it up with the grinder.. Idk its my first time.. You got the wheel bud.. Just lmk
@chris yea buddy sounds good hit me up and lets get the details ironed out.. I was thinkin weld it, waterproof it then clean it up with the grinder.. Idk its my first time.. You got the wheel bud.. Just lmk