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Look at this baby. 3K, and only 61K miles on it. That would be a sweet tow rig by my book. You'd probably have to gear it a little lower, ours was geared too high. TV, VCR, tow package. 4 captains.

If you painted it and slaped a whole bunch of stickers and crap on it then people would know it's a utility vehicle instead of a molester wagon. I think it'd be kinda cool, you'd have tons of room to store tools and crap and you could camp in it if you wanted to. We had a econoline van a...

Looks pretty clean. Maybe you could haggle him down a little bit. Check the manufacturer of the lift. James Duff's the way to go on those.

If he did some serious cutting and managed to fit those wheels in the wells that thing would be really sweet.

Not unless you've actually had the product. (and come to think of it, I guess not even then huh?) So, this forum is now officially closed to everyone's oppinion except for Andy's.

Holly cow dude, let it end! What more do you want?

Nice improvement. Looks good. :)

I called jegs, they want like $350. So far summit's the cheapest. I couldn't get a capable employee at Autozone over the phone so I had to drive there to get the price, $359. I actually have a set of these on the jeep right now. The problem with them is they want to dump too low, the...

Well since Autozone is comprised of incapable morons, I did some looking for the part myself. That 299 is for a flowtech part, not sure if it even goes to my jeep.

So far. Checker $428......(fags) Mepco $410......(I guess they don't like ex-employees) Autozone $299..... :( Summit $299..... :( Edelbrocks part number #6880 Autozones #11500FLT headers for 84 jeep cherokee 2.8L

Thanks for the info guys. I'm on the phone.

Apparently the only people who make a header for the 2.8L cherokee is Edelbrock. They're wayyyyy freaking expensive. Does anyone know of a good place to get edelbrock parts from so I don't go broke? thanks -Chris

Hmmmm, don't know if they do much of that but the first two places that come to mind are Anarchy and Rocklogic.

Probly me, Brad (my brother) has the long arm kit (installed by Suka) on his grand cherokee with the triangulated four link in the rear, also, purchased from Clayton, the truss and rear brackets for a ford 9", we put in a 8.8 but they're they same so far as the brackets go. You can look at it...

Yikes, that's interesting to know. Some of you guys know too much.

Remote hosting is always best. Do you have an imagestation account or anthing like that. I don't know much about computers but it's pretty easy to do and usually works.

I've got a cool one I use for brakelines. It's like a pair of pliers with a round die in the middle and two round rollers on both sides. One roller draws the line around the die. Works great, I made lines for Brad's jeep with it that follow the axle up the truss and up the arm to the frame.

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I guess that would explain the similarities