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  1. 12-10-2006, 08:08 PM #1
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    Jeep Cherokee!

    this was requested by a member on another forum...he wanted his Jeep bagged and shaved, i threw in a paint chop while i was at it!

    Hope you all like it!
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    god d@!$%$ these are suppost to be raised and off roaded. not laying frame. very nice chop though. The exact opposite of my 2 friends jeeps. They both have thiers in the air. I actually have never seen a dropped jeep, im impressed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SupraMan22
    god d@!$%$ these are suppost to be raised and off roaded. not laying frame. very nice chop though. The exact opposite of my 2 friends jeeps. They both have thiers in the air. I actually have never seen a dropped jeep, im impressed.
    i agree that they should be raised and for offroad use, but its better to see them customized like a mini-trucker than to see them rotting away in a junkyard whick is where most of the bagged/bodydropped projects come from anyways!

    thanks for the kind words about the chop!
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    Right...I'm assuming there's only half a wheel on each side up front?
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  5. 12-10-2006, 08:40 PM #5
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    Quote Originally Posted by Esperante
    Right...I'm assuming there's only half a wheel on each side up front?
    lol no...but i resized the rim and tire until it could fit within the bodylines in reality...so basically in the chop the rims are about 18's uo front with 20s on the rear!
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    yeah, it would most likely need the wheels completly cut away. My friend has a 3" lift with 31x10.50x15" tires and it rubs. My blazer had a 2" body lift with 31's and i had no problem fitting them. A body drop also would be needed to get it this low to the ground, which is completly impossible because cherokees have a unibody structure. God its horrible when you are on a car forum and know more about trucks and suv's. just joking of course. i still like the general idea.
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  7. 12-10-2006, 08:55 PM #7
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    Quote Originally Posted by SupraMan22
    A body drop also would be needed to get it this low to the ground, which is completly impossible because cherokees have a unibody structure.
    accually people have figured out how to make it work "so its not completely impossible to do, just takes more work to do it "...here is a Uni-body drop being done on a Neon

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    im afraid my life is ruined......

    EDIT: ill be in cardiac arrest and living until someone does this to a jeep. Then im done for.
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  10. 12-10-2006, 09:07 PM #10
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    Quote Originally Posted by SupraMan22
    im afraid my life is ruined......

    EDIT: ill be in cardiac arrest and living until someone does this to a jeep. Then im done for.
    hahaha dont look at the attached pic if you want to live then!
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    Quote Originally Posted by MysteriousGT1
    hahaha dont look at the attached pic if you want to live then!

    omfg. beep...beep...beep...bee...be...bbbbbbbbeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.........(farting, mixed with groans signaling death)

    lol
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    Quote Originally Posted by SupraMan22
    omfg. beep...beep...beep...bee...be...bbbbbbbbeeeeeeeeee eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.........(farting, mixed with groans signaling death)

    lol
    it's okay, i can fix you up.

    wait, no i can't.

    but i can remove your liver in around 3 minutes!
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    ^^ i hope your kidding. lol That or you really can and your rich. You might be asian if you can remove livers though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by SupraMan22
    ^^ i hope your kidding. lol That or you really can and your rich. You might be asian if you can remove livers though.
    i can. i'm not rich, or asian i can take your kidneys if you prefer?
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    Quote Originally Posted by clutch-monkey
    i can. i'm not rich, or asian i can take your kidneys if you prefer?
    question is will they still work after the surgery
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