Adam

Yeah man, the auto skills centers were a god send when I was in the barracks. Did all of my maintenance in there and even swapped a rear diff in my buddies 4runner. That being said, for even how cheap that was, it was almost too expensive to use, especially if you're car stayed over night or for a few days. You could afford a lift after a few big projects.

Give me a PRC 150 Joe, and I will talk to anyone on the planet

You: aftermarket scatter lights Me: flash my brights You: turn on your brights Me: turn on the light bar You: explodes

You can find 4.0s but not mint Cherokees. Swaps are easy.

I have the same year. Keep an eye on the 0331 head they are prone to cracking. http://img18124.imagevenue.com/loc877/th_80608_0_20170308_084546_122_877lo.jpg

I still feel like I need an air compressor for some reason, but after getting a battery impact. I dont really see why other than airing up tires.

+1 We closed on my house in under a month. It would have been a lot faster had the seller had their side as squared away as Marc had my side.

Being away from the CR sphere of influence I am in need of a local to me machine shop to freshen up my 4.0 liter into a stroker. What do you all use to decide to go with a certain machinist to do your work? I am not going to ship the motor off just due to cost. If I was going to I would just stick to the XJ forums and go from their experiences. I have done the googling to see what is around and called around but now it is time to pick one and get the Jeep back up and running. I am in Columbus GEORGIA if anyone happens to know a good one by the way

I dont

More blacks in the south?:gabe:

You all keep telling yourselves it is better in Ohio with your non snowing cold worthless winters, just muddy slush and watching your cars melt into rust.

I don't know man, this new generation doesn't seem to be into as much as past generations were

No, I only buy tires from Derek

Beeline does amazing alignments. I drive from NC to get them to do the Vette or Jeep

That dude has an EBR?! Tell him I want to ride it