99xj4dr

31/10.50 with very lil rub

jeepin4jesus

Put one new fog light on then drill went dead. To off the end caps in front and back. What did i find in back when the caps were removed rust. Only rust on the body. So time.to pick up the boy and get some grub.

JeepingDan

He was trying to help you not get kicked off the forum thats all.
No need to respond in that manner.

JeepingDan

Cut the rear quarters off. They have no use anyways.

00xjalex

Depends on the sag in the rear

Blacklisteduser

Found a leak on the top passenger side of the rad a week ago. Been feeding her water, nearly 2qt every stop, since. Had to wait until payday to get the parts ordered. Of course, the actual part that's failing is the one that needs to be ordered. Paid for it all and brought home everything but the rad. Now just waiting for a day off to make the swap. /frown

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Bustedknuckle

Washed it, looks all squeeky clean n stuff.

JeepingDan

Started the rock slider project.

bwb0440

replaced the old crappy crusty *** rubber bushings with some niceeee red silicone bushings on the trak bar joints.. noooo more death wobble wen hitting small cracks in the road going 45mph!!! woohhh!!! braught her up to 80mph, she rode nice nd smoothh even over some bumps nd bigger cracks in the road ndd the steering tightened up alot nd is responsive now.. love it. hahahah

bwb0440

ndd oh im bout to put on my cherokeeforum.com stickers that i got in the mail yesterday

96_xj

Drove it 400 miles.

and this is what the gauges (mechanical) looked like the entire time. even when at 4000-4500 rpms. for a few miles (uphills at 85mph)

cf1k1

Where did you get these gauges? Want to get some different ones (air/fuel and such). Last thing, how hard is it install them (if you did it yourself). By the way, love your build

96_xj

Easy to instal. just follow the directions. Mounting i mounted them on a piece of flat stock and counter sunk everything so it was a nice flat bottom and then it is mounted by 2 screws in the dash to limit the amount of holes. I can always add more whenever I want. Just get a new piece of flat stock and BAM more gauges.

It is all routed to where it is out of the way and barely noticeable.

lights act like stock gauges and are al controlled by the switch (even dimming)

and with them being mechanical I dont have to worry about sensors going bad

bwb0440

yessss just got em on!!

89Laredo

No, you just have to worry about a line popping off and spraying you/everything else with hot oil at 50 psi