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i have a 6-cylinder cherokee with a 5-speed manual... the best of both worlds:)

check out this air... http://www.rocky-road.com/media/airtime.jpg its incredible!!!

sounds like you're pretty spoiled already... haha. get some IPF headlamp replacements and some IPF fogs... a nice roof rack... or how about a portable GPS to use on the trail:)

Any Ideas??? put a torch on them for a few minutes and heat them up... that should break them loose

well i can't post a sound file (i'm at college w/o my jeep at the moment...), but take my word for it, the flowmaster sounds very good on a the 4.0 (if yours is the HO version... it might not be as it is an 88... i'm not sure what year they switched to all HO's). go with a flowmaster 30 series...

XJ Gear's to YJ?? go with Rusty's 3 inch lift. i put one on my 97 cherokee about 2 months ago and love it. i didn't do a t-case drop kit or a SYE, so i do have some vibration... but it really isn't bad at all, and i'll fix it whenever i get around to it. the 3" is really enough in my opinion...

Dana 44 rear axle for TJ i'm an XJ owner so i don't really know that much about the pricing on CJ's. i have a friend who is thinking about selling his '79. here's a description: 304 V-8 (pretty rare as far as i know...), decent body (some rust spots here and there), decent interior, only about...

i'm really sorry to hear that. i will keep him and his family in my prayers... i didn't know him at all but i know he contributed a lot to the board. God has a plan and a reason for everything... whether we understand it or not.

go for a bmw M3... they're awesome! incredible performance (0-60 in 4.5), good price (under $60,000), and good cargo/people space. if you aren't familiar with the car, i would definitely recommend checking into it.

well... for some reason i could see them when i looked up my post in the forum? i'm not sure exactly what i did wrong. what am i supposed to do with the bbc/html codes? which should i try?

i finally posted some pictures of my jeep! a few friends and i took a mountain bike trip along the parkway and decided to do some off-roading one day also. great trails out that way!

i installed an arb on my cherokee and didn't have any buffers...

it should fit... you can check the exact model number of both t-cases though just to make sure. judging by what you said though i think it should fit. i don't know a whole lot about the older cherokees, but i know the newer ones come with either selectrac (2WD, 4WD full, 4WD part, N, 4WD LOW) or...

get some cut out and extended flares:)

yes i did have the front end re-aligned... and used a brake line extension bracket... i'll look into the possibility that the system wasn't bled well enough. thanks for the info!

4.0l engine i put a 3" lift on my 97 cherokee about a week ago, and ever since i have noticed a significant amount of pull (enough to where i have to fight the steering wheel a good bit) to the right whenever i brake. i can't think of why putting a lift on would have affected anything... but it...

write down whatever codes are flashing... then go to your local auto parts store and look through a haynes manual to find the codes. now its just a matter of getting it fixed once you figure out whats wrong...

thanks for the input everybody. i'm pretty sure it was just everything flexing... no permanent damage. i haven't noticed anything different while driving it (and i would if there was anything), and everything lines up correctly now. i sure was worried there for a while though!

i just bought rusty's 3" kit for my XJ and am very pleased. i also bought their cut-out flares... which are great and worked perfect, except that the pop-rivets that were sent with them were too short... but not a big problem. i would definitely recommend them!

i got REALLY stuck today. the entire right front end of my 97 XJ was under mud and water... not a good situation. we tried everything to get it out... four wheelers and all (unfortunately we didn't have another jeep/truck that could make it to where we were). finally we got it out with a...