Maryland Cherokee Club
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Year: 1999
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Rugged Ridge SYE and a Front XJ Drive shaft. *or if the XJ shaft is too short, grab a ZJ shaft, its like 2 inches longer*
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The same thing I'm gonna be running.
http://www.performanceoffroadcenter....ee1d92fc23a8b8
The same thing I'm gonna be running.
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Year: 1999
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Finishing up with Nathan's (Passt) lift here at the shop at Fort Meade. Going to check for vibrations now.
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Before
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I gained about 3 inches in the rear,I didn't realize it was that saggy!
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I gained about 3 inches in the rear,I didn't realize it was that saggy!
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Originally Posted by cgarrett
Before
After
I gained about 3 inches in the rear,I didn't realize it was that saggy!
After
I gained about 3 inches in the rear,I didn't realize it was that saggy!
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Year: 1998
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Before
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After
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I gained about 3 inches in the rear,I didn't realize it was that saggy!
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After
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I gained about 3 inches in the rear,I didn't realize it was that saggy!
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lookin good guys!
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Year: 1999
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Engine: 4.0 I6 HO
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jeep was over heating and the thermostat wasnt opening and closing correctly so we replaced it. my dads friend thats a master mechanic said to check the flow of coolant to the radiator and check the water pump. any other ideas? i need to get this problem fixed soon. it's my DD.
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jeep was over heating and the thermostat wasnt opening and closing correctly so we replaced it. my dads friend thats a master mechanic said to check the flow of coolant to the radiator and check the water pump. any other ideas? i need to get this problem fixed soon. it's my DD.
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so my fender flares turned out not as well as i hoped... they are a little wavy... oh well they only cost me $10 to make! eventually ill get some wrangler flares for it, at least im legal now.
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