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1999 MJ 1 ton build
Started with an 88 2wd 4banger MJ and a 99 rolled cherokee and was just planing on building a nice daily driver and weekend trail truck at first. Swaped everything from the XJ to the MJ and decided to go 1 tons. Here's a couple pictures of where I'm at so far.
swaped the 99 front clip, dash,engine and trans. bobed the bed 7", LED's. spring over in the rear with a bastard leaf pack ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Swaping in a chevy C&C 14 bolt with disc brakes,5.13's and a detroit
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Uh oh...another new jersey guy doing a 1-ton unibody build...
Where are you located? Looks pretty sweet...and I think I used those same LED's in mine, plus a similar tailgate...
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It was far from a direct bolt in bit wasn't that bad. I used the entire wiring from the 99 so hooking everything up was just a matter of pluging everything back in the right spot. The Steering column mount between the 88 and the 99 are totally diferent. Just basicly drilled all the spot welds removed the old stuff and welded in the new shit. I didn't get anty pictures during the dash swap
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How was fitting it up to the firewall etc? What were the other major headaches?
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Fitting it up to the fire wall wasn't a problem at all. The Fire wall is almost exactly the same from the 88 to the 99 other then needing to drill a couple new holes for the wiring to come through. The 99 heater box bolts in the same location as the 88. Just getting the column in the correct spot and strait was a bit of a pain but not bad. The dash just droped into place after the mounts were welded in |
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I was planing on going with one of those 9"/60's from Crossedup off road but haven't been able to get them to call me back with a quote so I may go with Diamond with a hi nine center chunk if I can dig up some spare cash. If not I'm just going to go with a good old dana HP 60 and cut it down to match the rear
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Join Date: Jun 2004
Member # 31931
Location: NY,The fuck the COTUS state
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Lookin good, I love restomod MJs with the new XJ clips... see that yellow one in the last JP..
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Join Date: Jul 2006
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Location: go ravens!
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looks nice
im getting ready to swap 96 cherokee running gear/dash into an 88 mj.. are you running the ac? if so how did that go... i was planning on stripping mj down to the fire wall and just replacing everything so thats good ...it looks like thats what you did also... second question was my mj currently is a 5speed peugot i think...i was going to swap the auto from the 96...does the shift assembly/center console bolt in or was modding needed? im basically trying to get an idea of how long it took to swap the dash so i can line up two spots in my buddies shop side by side... i was also going to swap the doors for power windows and locks.... looks good though...im kind of excited now looking at your interior
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I believe the steering column mount may be diferent from the stick to the auto but I'm not sure since yours is a 96/88 swap it may be the same. Mine was quite a bit diferent with the 99/88 swap. Took me about a week after work and weekends to gt it all done. Would be interested in seeing some progress pictures when you get going B |
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Join Date: Sep 2000
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Location: 201 NJ
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You plan on wheelin it up here? I ride my quad in W.M. almost every weekend between Mountain Rest Inn and that other Biker bar past Echo Lake. We got some sweet trails off exit 66 on 287 for the 4x4's too.
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Join Date: Nov 2004
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Bad Ass,I'll be watching this one.
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