Birty Dastards Jeep Club
Tech Forum => Workshop => Topic started by: ponyracer1 on June 04, 2006, 08:29:38 PM
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sorry dude but thats fugly
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i was just about to say he was wrong but :butthead:
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not to my taste personally, but a nice job so far mate!!
looks good & has an "american flavour" like a lot of the yank guys are doin with their cherrys!!
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haha, fugly huh? Whats fugly about it?
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t'aint fugly!!!!
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Nice job but not to my taste
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kissass kd
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Okay I'll bite, whats a UK cherokee supposed to look like? 235's steel wheels and rust??
Is it to big for you guys or are the wheels to BLING for you??
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I can see it's well made, and it looks much better in the pictures with the lift but I have to ask, what made you decide on a pre-runner style bumper for a UK truck?
Surely that hoop is just adding weight. I can't see a need for it for the kind of drivin' we get over here.
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no its a cool jeep but the front bar looks like a bit of garden furniture stuck on the front the d links look way too heavy for the rest of it you made it nice but it looks puny are you going to put a three foot lift on it to get some aproach angle back other than that its great
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its a stinger for the rocks.........i like it.
peter henry
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Same reason I went with the 5.5 Rubicon Express lift and the MTR's. I have less than a year left here and the next place it will be going is 5 hours from moab. The bumper isn't finished, I still need some more bracing and to add the winch plate.
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so you want it to look like all the rest
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Same reason I went with the 5.5 Rubicon Express lift and the MTR's. I have less than a year left here and the next place it will be going is 5 hours from moab. The bumper isn't finished, I still need some more bracing and to add the winch plate.
Fair enough.
By the way............personally, I like the wheels, always fancied a set of them.
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haha. hey elvis why do you think all the west coast rock jeeps look like that? Maybe the same reason all the jeeps overhere look the same on 31" mud terain tires and close in heavy steel bumpers?? Cause it works. I've built over a dozen close in bumpers for your mates over here, just went for a different look.
Chris, those wheels are BAD, if you can get over the BLING factor. There nice and thick at the lip, they have a fake beadlock look to them that has extra material added there. Got them all delivered from the states for about 300 quid.
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I think it looks different from the norm and pretty good.
It has to stick from the front for the winch?
Pre runner/hoops have there place over here to, not just for rocks.
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Looks the biz to me....
Nice one
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kissass kd :butthead:
i dont kiss ANYONES ass!!!!!! i just tell it how i think!!! 
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I like it.
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I think the front bumper and stinger will look more balanced with a winch sitting on it and when the lift is finally on, at stock height it's just weird.
I like the look of the lift, it makes those 33s looks small
I want to see it out and flexing, you need to get to Tixover or somewhere with some rocks.
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I want to see what design you come up with for a rear bumper and carrier - you may have an immediate order
What shocks did you go for, the RE ones?
Cheers, J
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or are the wheels to BLING for you??
Too Bling??? I've got those on my Cherry , standard fitment :lol:
Well done on the ....... er..... what is it?? ... not my cup of tea but each to their own
It'll go down well with the anti bullbar campaign!!
Keep up the good work. Life'd be shit if we all liked the same things
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Well JamesH I'll hopefully have it on the road in a couple of weeks, need to get my SYE installed and order the driveshaft wed or thurs.
Heres a pic of a bump thats similar to the one I'm going to do. I'm going to have my tire higher and at the same angle as the rear window as well as a couple of jerry cans.
As far as shocks I went with the PORC ones. 125 for all 4, couldn't beat the price. Prob upgrade to the blistein 5150's later.
(http://http://i39.photobucket.com/albums/e192/ponyracer/Tirecarrier001s.jpg)
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deffo a bit of kissy assy kd but heck i still think its well made but fugly
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If you're going to do a tyre carrier like the one in the pic. I'd be tempted to run a tube from the pivot upright round the wheel arch and tie it into the rock slider.
XJ's are real vunerable on the rear corners (ask people with rear light guards if they've ripped one off.............you'd be suprised how many have). If that carrer takes an impact from the front, It'll be off.
I'd take a look at the lower control arm brackets on the chassis too. They look like they could do with some bracing behind them. :lol:
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yea chris thats an idea that I've been kicking around. I'm going to stick some rusty's flares on her so I'll have to see what it will entale once there mounted.
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Okay, my €2 worth.... :)
Apart from sticking out a long way at the front, which, I guess is cured by fitting f'off tyre sizes.... I think it looks okay.... Must admit it does look a little flimsy, but I put that down to the camera.... And it is individual, 'specially for over here....
Did you think about mounting the lights and grill into it and moving it back "into" the body a little?
Oh, and if it was for UK use, I'd have suggested "Brush" guards for the side of the front lights too :) With a "Limb Cable" mount as well.