What did you do to your Cherokee today?
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From: Wilmington, nc
Year: 1998
Model: Cherokee
Engine: Inline 6
Originally Posted by Tom95YJ
I got hit by a civic while I was sitting at a redlight while taking my friend to buy his new to him 1981 CJ5. Thanks to the ****tard in a white XJ whom ran a red light and slammed into a civic that spun 180* an slammed into my XJ
The good thing is noone was hurt badly (My back is tweaked I'll be going to a hospital tonight ) On the plus side I was the only one able to drive away so GOOOOOOOOOO Jeep !
As far as I can tell I need a Front bumper, Header Panel, Grille, Headlight bezels, Turnsignal , Bumper endcaps That is as much as I am aware of at a quick glance, At work tomorrow I am going to have Brady (90LSTurbo) check my alignment an make sure I have nothing bent or broken, along with re balance my tire
The good thing is noone was hurt badly (My back is tweaked I'll be going to a hospital tonight ) On the plus side I was the only one able to drive away so GOOOOOOOOOO Jeep !
As far as I can tell I need a Front bumper, Header Panel, Grille, Headlight bezels, Turnsignal , Bumper endcaps That is as much as I am aware of at a quick glance, At work tomorrow I am going to have Brady (90LSTurbo) check my alignment an make sure I have nothing bent or broken, along with re balance my tire
Originally Posted by Phat jeep
Just had the local police come flying up from behind me to scope my Jeep. They don't like lift over 2 inches or tyres more than 2 inches bigger than standard. Mine is fully engineered and permitted, so as they pulled up next to me with eyes wide at how high it is, I just gave a big cheesy grin and drove off. Hahahahaha
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From: Perth, Western Australia
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L, sump guard, snorkel, LPG system, red and yellow top Optima batteries.
Mechanical engineers certificates required to get permits, also a swerve roll over test done by the police ( bloody expensive ! ) meaning they won't accept home made suspension/lift mods without an engineering check.
Last edited by Phat jeep; 04-13-2012 at 08:53 AM. Reason: Additional information
Originally Posted by Phat jeep
Mechanical engineers certificates required to get permits, also a swerve roll over test done by the police ( bloody expensive ! )
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From: Perth, Western Australia
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0L, sump guard, snorkel, LPG system, red and yellow top Optima batteries.
Australia has some very strict ( and sometimes stupid ) automotive laws. New laws for lift and tyres are "2+2" being 2" of lift over standard and 2" larger diameter than the largest tyre supplied from factory that means 31" tyres without permits for an XJ !!
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From: auburn
Year: 1996
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0 h.o
Started fixing a rust hole. Don't have a welder so I'm having to fiberglass and bodyfill it unfortunately.
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From: The Burg, IN
Year: 1997
Model: Cherokee
Engine: 4.0l HO stock
I took the new brake shoes back to the parts store and found that the 9" box had 10" shoes in it. Hopefully get those on soon. Came home and threw my tools in it for tomorrow's trip to Pull-A-Part.