Yea, It's a Jeep Thing...

[ok89]

the frame and the body are one thing. There for there is no way to do a bodylift or anything of that nature. Just not the best design for offroad vehicles for many different reasons.

 

[Jason_25]

Also with the unibody design, with heavy offroad abuse the unibody can get overworked and develop cracks and then you're screwed unless you build a real frame over top of the unibody.

 

[Digger196]

alright thats for explaining. understand now.

 

[diablo5969]

Originally posted by Fred2209
My buddy's got a lifted cherokee. That thing goes almost anywhere. (Auto zone, AAMCO, ADAP, Consumer Auto Parts, and other various parts stores)

LOL

 

[1993fordexplode]

I had a j**p and I didn't understand so I bought My EXPLORER and now the j**p guys don't understand why my mostly stock ex is pulling them out of mud that their lifted junk wouldn't make it through

 

[duke16]

LOL, i have one of these two

http://www.pbase.com/image/2497892

Jeeps don't float to well.

 

[Crankcase]

Originally posted by duke16

Jeeps don't float to well.

I don't think your Explorer would float in that stuff....that looks like gumbo from a washout.

 

[edselman]

Hello,

Hmm. I Saw One Of Those In A Junkyard. No BS, It Was Owned By A Church. They Painted Over The Body With What Looks Like Paper Mache!!! I Don't Think They Even Stripped The Paint Underneath Off! You Could Imagine This Thing Rolling Down The Highway. Wonder How They Keeped It Clean? I Also Saw Another One At a Junkyard With The Front End Smashed In, And The Hood Missing? No Clue Where That Went! Alas, For Us, I Saw A Explorer 98? That Was Completely Burned Out. At Least The Charred & Twisted Metal Was Holding Up A Ugly Suzuki Pretty Good!

 

[arturogof]

WOOOOOOOOOOOOW!!! three inches of water!!!!!!!!!
Tough, very tough!!!!!!!!!!!
Get over it and buy an Explorer!!!!!!!!!!!


Arturo