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fryed_1 said:
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i know exatcly where that is at. Thats off of 33 in harrisonburg right near the WV line. Did you try to go through that really deep part farther to the left at all as you are drving through the water. My friend tried in his YJ and almost hydrolocked his engine. I love wheeling in that area. Im planning on hitting that up for a few days in november.

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This is my 88. Was bought by my Grandfather brand new, who passed it down to my Dad, who passed it down to me when I got my license in 1996. I started building it right away with the smittybilt bumpers. Specs: 4.0 w/ clifford header, flowmaster muffler and custom exhaust. AW4, NP 242. Axles i did while in college 3 years ago. Dana 44 rear, 4.88's, Detroit Locker and later on did Disc Brake Conversion from DC4WD. Front is one piece shafts with 4.88's but open. Suspension is 8" SJ springs with 2" spacers. RE fixed short arms with drop brackets. RE Track Bar, SJ sway bar disconnects, Deutch Tech and Rusty's shocks. Rusty's steering stabilizer, TrailTech steering conversion, Home-made 1 inch steel drop block for t-case. Rear is 8" Alcans with RE 1.5" shackles. Olympic Rock Rails, On board air by converting air conditioner, Alpine system from 96' with tape and 12 disc changer, boston coaxial speakers all around and 2 stillwater kickerboxes. CB radio, starter cage welded to the floor and painted fully(new headliner did not get any burns). Hi-Lift, Lund visor, Loud Horn, Blue truck nutz. Full Size Spare to go along with my 36 x12.50 SS TSL radial meats on 15x8 AR767's, Sorry for the poser pics but i finally decided to put it on here and this is all i have on the 36's that can be seen clearly. Lots of years and memories.
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here are updated photos , I decided to give before and afters
92 XJ Sport
new flowmaster catback
new headers
rusty's 3" AAl
Rusty's 1" t-case drop
397 soft 8's
tires are 235's (eventualy going to 31's)
and many other newer stock parts to pass inspection

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Chero-King said:
Damn, Nice rig
And where and how much was that visor?
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Visor was at a nominal price for some green, and not money, after my buddy did not do a cherokee the right way back in the mid 90's when there was not a lot of companies offering parts to build. The visor and light bar (which is now on my buddy's xj, were bought for the equivalent of 20 bucks back in 1996. The light bar is now on its 4th vehicle. The stillwaters boxes were a hand me down too, along with a very very good price for the sound system back then. The bushwackers were also free of a bronco 2. Everything else made me broke.
 
theschwarz1 said:
here are updated photos , I decided to give before and afters
92 XJ Sport
new flowmaster catback
new headers
rusty's 3" AAl
Rusty's 1" t-case drop
397 soft 8's
tires are 235's (eventualy going to 31's)
and many other newer stock parts to pass inspection

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I see u have been doing some target practice on the backyard.
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oh, also, in case anyone was wondering, that clamp that is hanging off the front of the cat is a pair of vice grips I was using to hold the down pipe to the flange on the sat until I could get them welded together. The flange totaly rusted out on me and I used two c-clamps and a pair of vice grips to hold it all in place till I got to the garage to weld it. The welder said I haid more tools under there than he had in his shop....wise guy!
 
just got my xj about a month and a half ago.

i have a RE 3.5 super ride with spring pack in the mail.

planning on adding a .75 in. spacer and 1in. shackel

and 32in. muds.
 
2001 Limited
RE 3.5 Superflex
RE HD Track-bar
Rancho RS9000X Shocks
BFG AT KO 31x10.5 15
Warrior Products Basket - Sorry no picture yet!
I have only owned this for 1 month(no mods when I bought it) So, much more to come.

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heres my pile. 4.5 rustys with 33's and bedliner paint job


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heres my pile 33's with 5" of lift.. and a bedliner paint job

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2000 XJ Sport. 120,000k miles

Daystar BB with 1" lift blocks.
2000 XJ Limited 16" wheels with 245/70-16 GY Wrangler SR-A's that won't wear out!

I'd like some skid protection and disco's, otherwise, i'm in good shape.

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I'll play:
1990 XJ Limited with 100.000 miles, I have 2000 16x7 classic wheels with 245's. and a BB.
Soon to come; 4.5" RE Super Flex, I plan to keep the BB spacers installed, 33's on Stock 15x7 Rims, 1 1/2" Spacers, 4,56's, ARB rear, ARB Snorkel, Optima RedTop, All Tie Rod ends and Tie Rod, Trimmer Fenders with OEM Flares, 1998+ External Mirrors.

How can I post pics.?, the manage atachments thingy doesn´t work.
 
HotChiliRam said:
How can I post pics.?, the manage atachments thingy doesn´t work.
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My question/problem also! :(
 
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