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looks great!
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It began, now it will never stop........
fabricated and installed proper tow points on the front. something the XJ never had. Made some adjustments to an XJ trailer hitch for rear tow point. Tucked it up underneath real nice ;)Attached FilesRomans 7-8Comment
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and....Attached FilesRomans 7-8Comment
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Trailer hitch......Attached FilesRomans 7-8Comment
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Oh, and the full size spare
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Nice work Gary.... I really like the way you did the front tow points..
Nick
WHO-DEYJust a 200 dollar cherokee that wouldn't start ..
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Maiden voyage complete! Wow! what a different ride with the long arms! Only had to be pulled once. A very slippery hill climb with 90 degree turn. Thanks to the Yota for the pull
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Front tow points worked very wellAttached FilesRomans 7-8Comment
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Ha the old XJ flexing......Romans 7-8Comment
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The hard work paid off, it looked good out there.JonComment
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Well I hate to say it, but I think I am going to end up with your twin. I had planned on doing the SA kit, but after reading several articles and this thread I think this LA kit is the way to go. Funny thing is I was also looking at those same wheels from TireRack.com.
1996 Grand Cherokee w/ 2" Rubicon Express BB, RE Shocks, M/T Classic II's w/ Falken AT 30x9.5's
2011 F150 Scab w/ Ecoboost, 2" front lift, 1.5" rear lift, 33" BFG'sComment
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That's funny I wanted to go with black steels but got these used for $200 so that was easy decision..... but if you are really set on this style wheel........ :)
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I think im going to have my Father inlaw paint his that will be too many jeeps looking alike lol
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LOL
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