MJ 4.0

Ok, thanks! I saw that RockAuto has full drop-in brake kits from R1 Concepts with drilled and slotted rotors, etc. for about $325.00 https://www.rockauto.com/en/moreinfo.php?pk=14109309&cc=1181584&pt=13824&jsn=485&jsn=485 Just not sure how much more "stopping power" this would buy me.

The brakes on my 1988 Comanche are not very good. I have plenty of brake pedal and the rotors and pads are good, but it doesn't stop very fast. I'm concerned if I had to "slam" them on, I might not stop in time! I just saw a TV show where they upgraded the brakes on a Jeep Cherokee XJ to Powerstop brake rotors, pads and installed braided steel brake lines, (nice look too). On the Powerstop.com website they don't list any Comanche kits, however, they do list brake kits for late model Jeep Cherokee XJ's through 2001. Is it possible to upgrade 88' Comanche stock brakes to Powerstop brakes using the Cherokee XJ kit? Thanks, LB 4.0!

Awesome thanks for all the help. I like the look of those Marchal's! Nice! Thanks again! LB

For some reason it wouldn't load my front bumper pic...I've attached a PDF of the pic. Thx. LB F3365E35-EF49-4903-A075-ADA1BE9302E9.heic 1645319355_JeepComancheBodyPaintProject-1of1.pdf

Not sure why it posted pic of my truck upside down...

I just finished painting my 88'. I would like to add fog lights and possibly front bumper guards...My front bumper appears to have bolt hole for both, (see pic). Is it possible to get fog lights with the right bracket that matches these holes? I've attached a pic of my front bumper along with a Jeep Comanche brochure showing fog lights that were stock and my newly finished 88. Any suggestions to get the right fitting fog lights is appreciated! Thanks, LB F3365E35-EF49-4903-A075-ADA1BE9302E9.heic

Thanks Pete!

Awesome! Thank you!

I'm in the middle of repainting my 88'. The front inner wheel liners are shot. Are these available anywhere? Also, the Rear Bumper Rubber Ends are shot too. Thanks for your help! Regards, Larry

I'm getting ready to "re-paint" my 88' Comanche Pioneer, (pic attached). It's in original black but badly faded with the original "80's looking" Pioneer Trim stripes also faded. I plan to re-paint it black with base coat, clear coat but am undecided whether to re-stripe it with the "Pioneer" stripes. I understand you can still get these stripe kits through Phoenix Graphix. I also want to undercoat it with some rustproofing material since I live in Ohio. I've seen just a few re-paint pics online with or without stripes. Some have a single stripe, some no stripes. I'm trying to avoid the "fresh re-paint" look and want it to look original but am not a huge fan of the "Pioneer" trim stripes. I know it's a personal preference but any suggestions on what stripes would look best is appreciated. My interior is maroon so I was leaning towards a single maroon stripe but when it comes to picking cosmetics, I'm also not very talented. Thanks for your support! Happy Comamche's!

Awesome! Thank you!

Awesome help! Thank you!

My wipers work but move painfully slow on either high or low...they move like molasses in winter! Is it the wiper motor or voltage? Any input is greatly appreciated! I just bought this truck and am in the restorative process, (both me and the truck)!

1988 Jeep Comanche Pioneer 4.0L, 4x4, 4 spd. auto trans., stock front/rear axles, short wheelbase Cannot read sticker for build date Northwest Ohio On the road Notes: Black exterior, Maroon Interior, Cloth bench seat, Column shift

Thank you! Nice looking Jeep!

Awesome, thank you! I'm going to get tires today! Cooper Discoverer HT3's.

I just bought an 88' 4.0, auto, 4x4, short box, Pioneer trim with stock white 15" wagon wheels. I also picked up a set of 4, 2003 Wrangler Rubicon 16" rims, (same bolt pattern). Question: Can I run LT245/75R 16's on the Comanche without fear of tire rub or other issues? I know the speedometer will change as well, (not sure how much). I'm really looking forward to restoring this beauty! Thanks@ MJ 4.0