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I personally own a 1995 GC, converted to 5-speed. Have a 4.6 liter stroker I need to finish & install.

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My brother used to own this '87 Wrangler, 4.2 liter; carb'd with 5-speed. He couldn't use 5th gear with the tall tires because of no power. We rebuilt the engine, swapped a ported 4.0 head, and fuel injection from an '89 Cherokee. Sucker screamed! (and 5th gear started working properly.) He went from 11 mpg to about 18 after the engine work.

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Heres my not a Jeep.

1963 Toyota Landcruzer.

All hand made. The body is 1/4" steel diamond plate.
496 cubic inches
twin Atlas cases
Cuting breaks
Front and rear winches.
Lots of cage and all the torque.


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Some one has to pull you frickin jeep guys out....

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Last Saturday, after a Violation of Right of way by a non driver insurance by Progressive. They said they do not sent out appraisal folks, and towed it off, finally throwing me a rental after 8 days yesterday, that cost me 100.bucks out of pocket, and a 36/hr job, after not being there a week..

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Here's my 85 CJ7. It was bone stock when I bought it in 1993. Now it sits on 35's mounted to a pair of dana 44's. It has a built 258 with tbi and an NV4500 5spd.
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Cope said:
Heres my not a Jeep.

1963 Toyota Landcruzer.

All hand made. The body is 1/4" steel diamond plate.
496 cubic inches
twin Atlas cases
Cuting breaks
Front and rear winches.
Lots of cage and all the torque.


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Some one has to pull you frickin jeep guys out....

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Why is it leaning ?
 
maybe its me, but it looks like the top of the wheels are leaning to the passenger side
(maybe just the way the pic is taken?)
 
diymirage said:
(maybe just the way the pic is taken?)
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Looks to me the camera is off center toward passenger side. More noticeable in the roof line and tire off set.
It's just my optical conclusion on the tilt!:D
 
Daves69 said:
Looks to me the camera is off center toward passenger side. More noticeable in the roof line and tire off set.
It's just my optical conclusion on the tilt!:D
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Thanks

I tried to figure it out, but it just gave me a headache
 
I’ve had a bunch over the years. Bought this ‘99 Sahara about 4-5 years ago. Trying to keep it a simple, traditional look with some CJ inspiration. It’s impractical at everything, but the simplicity is what makes it fun. My kids will never let me sell it. It’s pretty much the perfect combo for the year. Full doors, white hard top, 4.0 with a 5 speed and Dana 44.

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99 tj 4.0 ,4 inch lift, teraflex long arm, ssye,tom woods driveshaft, front and rear arb on 36 tsl ..... love that jeep. also got since new, 08 jeep GC overland 3.0l diesel that tow my tj or my other toys.

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Last year XJ Cherokee. Bought as a junker for $250 four years ago. Pic at Acadia National Park.
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Jeeps, I have owned way too many, still have three, but at anytime they can multiply.
It all started with the first one, I bought stock to drive thru college, beat it to death.
Got mad at it sold it for $1000, damn rust ate the body up on it.

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My Wifes 2009 Jeep JK. Been her dream to own a Jeep instead of always getting the family hauler for her.

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And the heater core.

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If anyone knows about replacing the heater core In a JK you know how my Saturday went!
 
Ian McCrimmon said:
My Wifes 2009 Jeep JK. Been her dream to own a Jeep instead of always getting the family hauler for her.

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And the heater core.

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If anyone knows about replacing the heater core In a JK you know how my Saturday went!
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Yeah, I've made some good money replacing heater cores in those and Grand Cherokee's ! The last three XJ Cherokee's I've owned didn't ever need cores replaced, but I have to backflush them before EVERY winter, to get decent heat.
 
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