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12-17-2007, 09:34 PM
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1996 XJ Cherokee
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c4x4 tow hooks for 96 xj
Im about to order some c4x4's for my 96 country. Ive read the install write up for 97 and up xj's, but I know some things are going to be different for my 96. Will there be any drilling involved? Will it pretty much be bolt on? I know Ill have to trim the bottom part of my front bumper so I can clear the hooks, thats no big deal. Anyone with pre 97's and c4x4 tow hooks have any advice?
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12-17-2007, 09:39 PM
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1995 XJ Cherokee
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The install on a '96 is 99% the exact same as on a '97+.
No, no drilling is involved.
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Jason West - Jeepin.com | JeepinOutfitters.com '95 XJ, RE 5.5", 35" MT/Rs, D30 w/hubs & ARB, D44 w/Detroit, 4.56s, C4x4 bumpers, etc, etc. '09 JK, Unlimited Rubicon, RE 3.5", 35" BFG KM2s, Expedition One bumpers, T&T rockers & skids, XRC10 Comp '00 TJ, SOLD, wife's, RE 4.5" long-arm, 35" MT/Rs, D30+OX, D44+ARB, 4.88s, full cage, winch, C4x4 & Jeeperman bumpers, etc, etc. 
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12-18-2007, 08:03 PM
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1995 XJ Cherokee
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Just installed a pair on my '95 a few weeks ago and it went as described in the write ups. No bumper trimming as you mention, just had to cut a couple of slots in the vinyl valance beneath the bumper for the hooks to stick through.
It took me a bit longer than others, but any wrenching that I do always takes longer than expected. I thought I was missing a couple of installation nuts until I got to the point that I found that a couple of the bolts go into threaded inserts. It wasn't a bad job at all, and I did it alone - even holding the front bumper up with my knee while I got the bolts started. I've even received a couple of compliments on how good they look on the XJ.
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