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Old 02-27-2012, 08:47 AM
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anyone got a utility trailer i can borrow for an evening? i need to get a swing set. obviously it wont fit in the back seat lol
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Originally Posted by gone4x4
yeah-what Dukie said--there was a guy on above mentioned forum that fabricated a gasket and hardware just for that purpose (which i couldnt find cuz i suck)-but i am diligently still trying to find----while i'm workin, but meh--we are Cherokee Forum-a-family and i WILL do this!

"You dont need anything like that man... Just get the year manifold that you need for the head and have a exhaust shop refab your down pipe... Nothing to it... "

It was once said....
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Originally Posted by jimmy21669
Again....I have a 94 head for sale.
Post it up in Mascotts trouble thread Jimmy

https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/200...-knock-123979/
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Originally Posted by jimmy21669
"You dont need anything like that man... Just get the year manifold that you need for the head and have a exhaust shop refab your down pipe... Nothing to it... "

It was once said....
Best idea I've heard yet
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Anybody use General Grabbers or any Procomp tires? The Destination M/Ts do look nice Dukie and have decent reviews *besides from yours :P*
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This is the guys who makes the adapter plates if you wanna go that route to keep the exhaust stock....
http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=919384
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Originally Posted by jimmy21669
"You dont need anything like that man... Just get the year manifold that you need for the head and have a exhaust shop refab your down pipe... Nothing to it... "

It was once said....
the issue is I believe hers has the 2 precats in the exhaust manifold, which means 4 o2 sensors, two of which are in the manifold itself. Bypassing them or tricking the PCM into thinking they were working would be sketchy at best
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Originally Posted by Green2000
Anybody use General Grabbers or any Procomp tires? The Destination M/Ts do look nice Dukie and have decent reviews *besides from yours :P*
I'm buying a set of Procomps tonight, I'll let you know how I like them
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Originally Posted by mikefrost
Post it up in Mascotts trouble thread Jimmy

https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/200...-knock-123979/

Did.
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I also emailed the guy with the 99 parts truck...that should be the last 0630 year. If he will part with the head for a reasonable price, the intake and exhaust will line up right, just need the coil pack brackets.


Er...the 0630 exhaust still needs modified....

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Old 02-27-2012, 08:59 AM
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Originally Posted by Green2000
Anybody use General Grabbers or any Procomp tires? The Destination M/Ts do look nice Dukie and have decent reviews *besides from yours :P*

I ran ProComp Xtreme MT's for quite a while. Loved them. BUT ROTATE THEM, they will wear quickly otherwise.
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Originally Posted by Green2000
Anybody use General Grabbers or any Procomp tires? The Destination M/Ts do look nice Dukie and have decent reviews *besides from yours :P*
I have the Grabber AT2s. Haven't gotten a lot of use out of them because of the issues that are slowly being taken care of. They do well, though. I found a buy 3 get 1 free deal from the local Mr. Tire which made me like them a little more.
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Tires.....
I run Maxxis Mudders and LOVE them I got lucky and got a set off of CF classifieds for a great price. Nice and quiet on the road, handle rocks quite well, good in the rain/snow and handle the slop quite well.
And yes, these tires have been used in mud, both cases I was able to get out, one in a swamp my buddy called a field, and pulling an XJ out of a bad stuck
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Originally Posted by jakbob
anyone got a utility trailer i can borrow for an evening? i need to get a swing set. obviously it wont fit in the back seat lol
- is it pre built?? - am the proud owner of a 9x5 ute trailer and a truck wif an 8ft bed?
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Originally Posted by dukie564
hey Mike, post up your findings in her thread
https://www.cherokeeforum.com/f2/200...-knock-123979/

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The brackets for the coil pack rail are very easy to address
http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=937214

Cool


The bigger issue is how to adapt the 2000 exhaust manifold to the 0630 head. The ports are a bit different (bigger on the head) and will leak with the 2000 exhaust. To fix this you can either swap headers, or make/buy an adapter plate. I'll look for a schematic to make one.
http://www.naxja.org/forum/showthread.php?t=919384

Here's what you're dealing with - pretty big difference
0630:
0331:
Appreciate it


Originally Posted by jimmy21669
"You dont need anything like that man... Just get the year manifold that you need for the head and have a exhaust shop refab your down pipe... Nothing to it... "

It was once said....
No worries here, a little heating/cutting/ or welding can be taken care of....

Originally Posted by jimmy21669
I also emailed the guy with the 99 parts truck...that should be the last 0630 year. If he will part with the head for a reasonable price, the intake and exhaust will line up right, just need the coil pack brackets.


Er...the 0630 exhaust still needs modified....
OK....looking for an 0630 head, is that the one you have for sale???


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