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#106
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From: Maryville Tennessee
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 L
Not sure if I HAD to but I did just figured it would be safer,Mayhem those are looking sweet man! !Beefy! the ends look really good and smooth,I can come up any time and get em unless your coming down.also been thinking about some quarter panel armor if ya got any idears
#108
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From: Regina, Saskatchewan
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L 99+intake jeepers creepers 62mm tb 703 injectors cold air
i just went over everything and damb you have one clean jeep
now those Dodge neon 703s injectors..... do they work good?
now those Dodge neon 703s injectors..... do they work good?
#109
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From: rogersville, tn
Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
i talked to him about them and he said the do work ,they are a more efficient burn and a lil better on power and gas, he said he was really happy with the swap
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From: rogersville, tn
Year: 1988
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Not sure if I HAD to but I did just figured it would be safer,Mayhem those are looking sweet man! !Beefy! the ends look really good and smooth,I can come up any time and get em unless your coming down.also been thinking about some quarter panel armor if ya got any idears
#111
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From: Maryville Tennessee
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 L
Yep the injectors are probably one of my favorite mods.And thanx to Sgtskid telling me how he did his I didn't catch anything on fire or blow something up
#112
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From: Regina, Saskatchewan
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L 99+intake jeepers creepers 62mm tb 703 injectors cold air
#113
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From: Maryville Tennessee
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 L
Dont know if there is a write up here or not but I just disco'd the battery and then bled all the pressure off the fuel rail,unbolted the fuel rail removed the stock injectors and plugged the neon injectors in(be sure to get new o rings)and then bolted it all back up and reset the ecu,and then kept an eye out for any leaks
#114
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From: Maryville Tennessee
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 L
I picked up my sliders last night and painted them when I got home.Then I installed them today.Just drilled out the holes where I wanted them on the pinch weld used 5 5/16th bolts w locking washers on each pinch and the main leg that goes to the unibody is 4 3/8th self threaders on each.Very happy with them and for sure will be buying some more stuff from Mayhem.Heres a list of the stuff I used to install,I just copied what another large off road company uses on their sliders.16-3/8 x 2'' self thread screws.10-5/16 x 1 1/4(trim these off after you finish tightening them) 10-5/16 nuts,10-5/16 flat washers and 10 5/16 lock washers.And a 5/16 bit for pilot holes for the self threaders and for the bolts in the pinch.
#116
Sliders look awesome, there exactly how mine are mounted ....Very nice XJ build, keep up the good work.
heres what mine look like...
Quick question, did yours come with the plastic door mouldings and did you remove them... was it difficult ??
thanks
heres what mine look like...
Quick question, did yours come with the plastic door mouldings and did you remove them... was it difficult ??
thanks
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#117
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From: Maryville Tennessee
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 L
Nope no plastic mouldings, but I have heard of some guys removing theirs though,Cool sliders you got looks like they would help keep the side of the jeep off trees and rocks.
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From: Maryville Tennessee
Year: 1995
Model: Cherokee
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Ok thanks I think it looks better with no side mouldings like yours... Re the slider: Yep thats correct.. !! This is what I wanted, as I like dding some creeks runs and rocky trails, so definately helps keep the nasties from the lower doors/body.