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Nice.

Has anyone used these? Bushwacker cutouts.

Sounds like you got a great deal. As far as the rock rails go, these are the ones I've been looking at. http://www.rocky-road.com/xjrockrail.html second choice are these from Detours. http://www.detoursusa.com/

I saw it done on a Jeep in one of the mags. I think it was in a TJ though

Newbie question. I thought all Comanche's had CAD however when I was playing around under my 92 I didn't see it. Did they switch over and if so what year?

Little more history on the Jeep. The guy that I bought it from said that he got it not running from a guy that said he was just trying to tune it up hence it didn't have any plugs or wires in it. Now the guy I bought it from said his plan was to put a 350 in it so he never put the plugs and wires back on and said it would probably run if I just did that. Now I'm not naive and figured that something else was wrong with it. judging by where I found mud I was guessing that he used it as a submarine but I gave the guy the benifit of the doubt So, I put the plugs and wires on and low and behold the engine doesn't spin. Well I finally had time to get underneath it. Took the fly wheel cover off to try and spin the engine that way and found all of the fly wheel bolts loose. Tightened them and got it to spin once before it locked up again. Next I took the belt off and found the alternater is frozen. Was able to spin the engine freely now and this is where it went downhill. As the engine spun I could hear something hitting the inside of the oilpan and noticed about a gallon of water spit out of a hole in the oil filter. :roll: Just call it the Nautilus. Next step is to drop the oilpan and see who is knocking to get out. So far it have been a good learning experience on vehicle repair.

This is the same kit that was selling on E-bay http://www.rocky-road.com/comanche.html

Or an F-350 Dana 60 :brows:

You've come to the right place. I've only been surfing these forums for a couple of weeks now and have learned a lot more than I ever expected. As far as your question, this site seems to have the answers you're looking for. http://comanchemj.1hwy.com/photo6.html You will find this site and many others in this thread. http://www.comancheclub.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=1458

Hello, Been looking for a Comanche for years and I finally found one. :D The good news.... It's a 92 Eliminator 4x4. Only $300.00 The bad news..... It doesn't run. :cry: Bought it last Thursday and have been surfing this site ever since. Great place with great info ( I already ordered new rockers from Sherman). Ward