My XJ

[JJsKJ]

1994 Jeep Cherokee
4.0L, Auto w/ HD SYE and JE Reel shaft
D30 front, Tru-trac, 4.10s, alloy shafts, home made rock ring
8.25 rear, Auburn LS, 4.10's, BTF Cover
Rubicon Express 5"+ lift, JKS discos, DT shocks
Rails, skids, home made rack, side 1/4 panel protection.
In Calico, Ca.

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[grogiefrog]

Very nice! Looks like fun! =D>

 

[yoda13]

Yeah, that is awesome looking. Makes mine look kind of weak though... sad2.gif

 

[JJsKJ]

Yeah, that is awesome looking. Makes mine look kind of weak though... sad2.gif

YOu have an XJ? POst pics! Stock XJ's are cool!

 

[Jackal82]

Very nice pics, I'm seriously thinking about getting me a cherokee and making it a trail rig only. There is just so much more that you can do to a cherokee than you can do to a liberty...man so many options =P~

 

[thecause17]

Very nice pics, I'm seriously thinking about getting me a cherokee and making it a trail rig only. There is just so much more that you can do to a cherokee than you can do to a liberty...man so many options =P~

I'm going the same route...I've been trying to decide on a project car and I decided to get a Cherokee and leave my KJ alone for the most part.

 

[JJsKJ]

Not a bad idea. XJ's can be found for a couple grand in great condition. They are pretty easy to work on and Work Great off road w/ simple mods. There are a lot of parts available and many people constantly upgrading so used parts are cheap. I wouldn't hesitate to build another one and I am sure I will someday. Mildly modded ones also make decent drivers too.