LiveFreeorDie

Good luck! I used this site to help me do it http://www.4x4xplor.com/steerstop.html, hope it helps

ZachsXJ

better way would be to get replacement bolts, and then get a nut so you could lock the bolt in place once you found the right adjustment.

Like I said, its not bad enough for me to have to worry about the hassle. A new set of LCAs or Long Arms would also fix the problem.

My Jeep isn't going to stay like it is for very long, so I'm leaving it the way it is for now.

Kinda my philosophy with my Jeep, if its going to be upgraded in the future and isn't a serious issue right now, its not worth dealing with till I upgrade.

JeepCherokeeTV

Well, I cut all the rust out of my right rear quarter, went to the hardware store, Bought a sheet of aluminum, a 4ft long strip of aluminum, some rivets, some automotive undercoating, and tin snips. Now I have my XJ sitting in the garage with the right rear tire off, and parts of the aluminum strip are in as supports and mounting areas for my sheet metal which is going to be riveted on when i get back from work tomorrow. My project on that (after a week of delays) will be done as soon as tomorrow night

Hooligan Off Road

I just bought this 92 XJ and the previous owner had the viair and the tank behind the seat and a shelf over it. Well now you cant fold the seat down and fill her with stuff. Not even any room for a good size cooler???? Travesty. I have re-done the entire back of the Jeep. Let me know what you think. Check out my gallery I have more off road pics coming.

ZachsXJ

went outside to smoke and look at something under the hood for a member on here, started her up and let her idle so I could sit behind the tail pipe and listen to the exhaust note.

Then realized how much I love my exhaust note and that it changes as the engine warms up.

Its a gutted cat(bought it that way) and a glasspack so you can hear the noise from the valves opening and closing, that along with a really low "woop woop woop" sound about 20 times a second makes for a wonderful sound.

mcguyver_xj

Went wheeling with stealthcherokee

dbcooper1999XJ

Whew, I thought that pooch was gonna be sick for a min, but when I saw it in those babes arms I knew it was gonna be all right.

Looks like a fun day.

mcguyver_xj

the babes are mine and stealthcherokees girlfriends and the pooch is mine and he loves offroading and the woods

dbcooper1999XJ

I see your sportin the CF window sticker too. I just got mine in the mail yesterday, way to go!!! Well worth the price. I wish I could get my daughter interested in wheeling, but at 20 years old she's got other things going instead. My son wheels, just turning 16 he wants my jeep. Fat Chance!

Happy wheeling

stealthcherokee

after wheeling with mcguyver_xj did some fender flare removal and bumper trimming







and then mounting my cb antenna last week (homemade bracket)

sparke

today I finally pulled the oil filter adapter completely off and installed new o-rings and an oil cooler!!! finally theres not more tiny leak and until I get it tagged I wont be sure how well itll cool.

Gave her a bath as well and admired the new black and white paint job!

mcguyver_xj

mounted my cb radio still got to buy and antenna and coax cable and get a mount from stealthcherokee... also painted my Hella light covers...

CodeXJ

Yanked the Intermittent Wiper Control Unit from the parts Jeep and shoved it into the daily driver. Viola, intermittent wipers for the first time since I bought it!

96_xj

found my first broken weld.... after 3 years of abuse the weld on my lower control arm gusset gave on me Not to big of a deal as this was when i was first learning how to weld! (now my skills have improved 20 fold!) but still lol

Skunkape

Got my Ecco wheels mounted and balanced today,I was really used to the look of the back painted stock steelies that were on it,but I am kinda diiging the look of these too