Good Video. Since I'm just getting into off roading it's nice to have a good video showing what I need. I might not know how to fix everything, but having the parts help if someone on the trail has the knowledge. I just might start carrying tie rods for a 1 tons Chevy to help someone out. 1989 xj Cherokee owner.
Thanks for the sub! The XJ already has the rockers cut out and replaced with 6x2x.188 HSS/rectangular tubing. Part of the build was to try to keep it more stock appearing, or as much as I could give it's got a lot of work into it, so the sliders are not very obvious. Unfortunately I did them before I was making videos, however I may eventually do the same to my Comanche and I will film it if I do.
Great!
Great video! The aircraft safety wire is a great tip! I have fixed lots of stuck cars with lock wire :)
Yeah, it really is handy stuff. Thanks for watching!
Good Video. Since I'm just getting into off roading it's nice to have a good video showing what I need. I might not know how to fix everything, but having the parts help if someone on the trail has the knowledge. I just might start carrying tie rods for a 1 tons Chevy to help someone out.
1989 xj Cherokee owner.
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you have better spare parts in your truck than i do in my entire posession for my XJ
More stuff than I would bother to carry for sure, but you'd be covered if a meteor struck and I wouldn't so...
New sub... Love the XJ... You planning on making sliders for it??? Have a great day...
Thanks for the sub! The XJ already has the rockers cut out and replaced with 6x2x.188 HSS/rectangular tubing. Part of the build was to try to keep it more stock appearing, or as much as I could give it's got a lot of work into it, so the sliders are not very obvious. Unfortunately I did them before I was making videos, however I may eventually do the same to my Comanche and I will film it if I do.
Holy Presto Chango, enough with the hand waving. Were you warming up for Jeep waves? :flipoff: