Homebrew Jeep Mods
#2491
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Year: 1996
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#2492
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Year: 1994
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L HO
Originally Posted by 96twiggyxj
Sprayed and ready to roll.
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#2493
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lol it's like the retarded child at the back of the classroom...
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Year: 1996
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Originally Posted by XJeepWerks
You have GOT to put a bigger tire on that thing lol
#2499
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Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 I6 - Headwork, AFE CAI, 3" Magnaflow Pipe on Banks CC Headers
Subs still hit just as hard and sound great... trust me I hate rattle, I removed my overhead light because it rattled.
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Year: 1998
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Engine: 4.0 I6 - Headwork, AFE CAI, 3" Magnaflow Pipe on Banks CC Headers
Broken leg so I can move anything around right now, but ill try post more pics when I move everything out to clean next time.
#2501
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Some pics from my new rear hatch setup...
Decided I needed to keep it from flying around when offroad, it also allows me to mount heavier things to the board, doubled up the plywood... plans to have a hi jack and powertank mounted to it with a safari strap to protect rear passengers.
All bolted into the sides of the truck, 2x4 supports w/ heavy gauge hardware.
Doubled plywood, bolted together, rattle canned the wood.
Wrapped the top ply in carpet to match the truck carpet and sub box.
Soft and helps sound deadening
So far no issues, and it keeps the subs from moving around.
Decided I needed to keep it from flying around when offroad, it also allows me to mount heavier things to the board, doubled up the plywood... plans to have a hi jack and powertank mounted to it with a safari strap to protect rear passengers.
All bolted into the sides of the truck, 2x4 supports w/ heavy gauge hardware.
Doubled plywood, bolted together, rattle canned the wood.
Wrapped the top ply in carpet to match the truck carpet and sub box.
Soft and helps sound deadening
So far no issues, and it keeps the subs from moving around.
"Objects in motion stay in motion"
#2504
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yea...in a static state maybe. Factor in you driving or hitting the brakes at 70mph and the force goes WAAAY up ( Force = mass x acceleration). So now your 70lb tire x the standard 15 fpsps deceleration rate = about 1000 lbs flying toward your head. That is not going to be enough to keep that tire in place...
Last edited by dukie564; 11-29-2011 at 11:37 PM.
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Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0
Each support is made out of 1/4 plate steel. The bottom is 2x5 3/16 thick. Entire bumper is 75 lbs. Swivel is 1" Dom .120.... Sitting on a delron bushing.