What did you do to your Cherokee today?
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I think the backs are fine, the fronts look very strange because of the conflict in body styles. They look better with the signal light installed in that hole.
It is nice work though, a lot better than some of the close-your-eyes-and-flail-the-angle-grinder trim jobs I've seen!
It is nice work though, a lot better than some of the close-your-eyes-and-flail-the-angle-grinder trim jobs I've seen!
It did take probably 20 minutes to decide how high/low forward/backward to locate them. I aimed the flares for centered over the wheel so I didn't have a retarded gap on the back of the tire while the front of the flare remainedthe untrimmed. It will take some extra time doing it my way but my jeep is Logan custom EVERYTHING! Thanks to all the positive feedback, and the haters; JEEP love for all. I've definitely seen mods where I thought, I could make it look cleaner than that guy, sometimes it works and sometimes it don't. For any noobs/novice custom guys doing this it will require patience and a few test mock ups to get that "right" angle/arch/look
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Year: 1999
Model: Cherokee
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Cleaned the inside with the shop vac found some tools under the back seat cleaned it all out for my tow straps and air hose storage
Maybe ill even stop being lazy and rewire some lights
Maybe ill even stop being lazy and rewire some lights
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Model: Cherokee
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Anyone ever thought about these flares?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/170932996231?redirect=mobile
They look just like BWs but maybe not as wide and they look like those v2 flares someone on here is selling too but they're $400. These are $230 but not painted. Seems like a good deal.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/170932996231?redirect=mobile
They look just like BWs but maybe not as wide and they look like those v2 flares someone on here is selling too but they're $400. These are $230 but not painted. Seems like a good deal.
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I've been without flares since I got it. About 2.5 years. Can't take it anymore and I sure as **** can't afford the bushwacker flat fenders even though they were my first choice! Wait until they are painted and everyone will like them. I forgot how aggressive a vehicle can look just based on flares.
It did take probably 20 minutes to decide how high/low forward/backward to locate them. I aimed the flares for centered over the wheel so I didn't have a retarded gap on the back of the tire while the front of the flare remainedthe untrimmed. It will take some extra time doing it my way but my jeep is Logan custom EVERYTHING! Thanks to all the positive feedback, and the haters; JEEP love for all. I've definitely seen mods where I thought, I could make it look cleaner than that guy, sometimes it works and sometimes it don't. For any noobs/novice custom guys doing this it will require patience and a few test mock ups to get that "right" angle/arch/look
It did take probably 20 minutes to decide how high/low forward/backward to locate them. I aimed the flares for centered over the wheel so I didn't have a retarded gap on the back of the tire while the front of the flare remainedthe untrimmed. It will take some extra time doing it my way but my jeep is Logan custom EVERYTHING! Thanks to all the positive feedback, and the haters; JEEP love for all. I've definitely seen mods where I thought, I could make it look cleaner than that guy, sometimes it works and sometimes it don't. For any noobs/novice custom guys doing this it will require patience and a few test mock ups to get that "right" angle/arch/look
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Anyone ever thought about these flares?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/170932996231?redirect=mobile
They look just like BWs but maybe not as wide and they look like those v2 flares someone on here is selling too but they're $400. These are $230 but not painted. Seems like a good deal.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/170932996231?redirect=mobile
They look just like BWs but maybe not as wide and they look like those v2 flares someone on here is selling too but they're $400. These are $230 but not painted. Seems like a good deal.
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Year: 1992 Cherokee Sport
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Looked under my jeep to check what model T/case i have out of curiosity, and discovered it has a slow leak at the rear output. Awesome.
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replaced the bulbs in the front turn signals. then went to replace the oil pressure sending unit, and then found out i dont have an adapter to go from my socket wrench to the socket for the unit. crap. back to the store again.
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Originally Posted by monstercherokee
Try on ebay they have diffrent stuff wear i got mine at
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Year: 1992 Cherokee Sport
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Got it muddy and realized Jeep ordered me the wrong type of PCV valve(After refusing to show me a picture of the original one that was ordered). $26 difference, so i used the returned money to buy parts for my upcoming cowl intake mod.
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