fiatslug87

I was looking at General Springs for a set of leaf springs, they have the 1700 lb capacity 5(3/2) Item 97-571 for 249.99 each and also have the military wrap version item GSC-571 for $220.00 each with currently an 8 week lead time (custom built). Just thought someone may be interested. Edit: Who is running the military wraps? Any comments? Thanks.

Red Mistress has one.

As Pete says "the addiction is real." Sounds like a lot of fun!

Good to hear it passed smog. For 275 tires you need 9.5" wheels, also need lift and proper back spacing to avoid rubbing. Those wheels are relatively rare so don't just throw them away.

Any 2019 Black Friday specials?

I thought Cruiser had some he was selling.

That's terrible, never want to see that happen to anyone.

Post this in the registry (if it's not there already) since you have the VIN in the picture.

You said it's coming from below the blower fan but also make sure the antenna wire plug is in place behind the passenger kick panel.

Interesting the '90 Freedom concept has the 10 slot grill. I like the fascia recessed fog lights on the silver one but would probably get crushed if 4x4.

Who's got a 3D printer? Perfect project.

The blue face was up to I believe '88 ('87???), the red was for anything past that. Cherokee and Comanche clusters were the same for respective production years.

The doors have been swapped out since it's a single piece of glass along with the door panels and those are not '90 seats. The dash and center console are period correct for a '90.

I've had that Estwing one for decades, mine came with a leather sheath.

Interesting the parts manual also lists a 16 gallon for the '86 MJ.

That makes 8 so far! Just so I don't have to keep counting from the beginning.

'86 were only long bed, so the 23 gallon will fit, if you have a 16 g tank the sender will be different.

from the '87 Electrical manual:

My original Mopar one lasted to 195K miles in my '90 AX-15 until it started leaking. I remember reading somewhere that Mopar used Luk components, but I don't have first hand knowledge of that. Stroker, when you find your Mopar ones look for any other manufacturer info.

I prefer the non-perforated leather.

If either are 4WD you have to match the gear ratio of the front to the rear.

Damn, those Border Collies are smart!

Oh man, get that guy a CC sticker!