JcrOffroad Quarter Panel Armor Installation How-To
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In this video I'll show you step by step how to install both the upper and lower JcrOffroad Quarter Panel Armor on the Jeep Cherokee.
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Disclaimer - This product is meant for entertainment purposes only. Your mileage may vary. Do not try this at home. Void where prohibited. Some assembly required. For off-road use only. Slippery when wet. Batteries not included. Do not use while operating a motor vehicle, heavy equipment, cherokee, wrangler, or any jeep vehicle. May be too intense for some viewers and children under 30 years of age. Please remain seated until the ride has come to a complete stop. Studies have shown viewing these videos causes increased cancer risks in laboratory test people. I am not a professional, I have no training, I'm not even particularly good at horse whispering. Don't believe everything that you know. Please keep your hands in the vehicle at all times. Do not tap on glass. Do not eat anything that has been on the floor for more than 3 days. Keep your hands to yourself. Not to be taken internally. Reproduction strictly prohibited. Driver does not carry cash. Objects in jeep mirrors may be farther than they appear.
Quick tip, use a spray can lid or the bottom 2 inches or so of a plastic bottle as a little cup, pour a drop of engine oil into it (or drill lubricant) and use it to dip the drill bit into when drilling through metal. Will make your drill bits last a lot longer.
11:30 "maybe some black caulk just to fill in that little gap" :D
"Just a little caulk would do it."
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Matt here is something to help that sagging hatch, both my XJ's had the issue and WJ, even new shocks only lasted a year before they only held it half way.
Lift Strut Support repair HACK Tailgate Hood lift shock fix hatchback
“Like t-shirts, stickers and things like that” lol much love Matt. Your videos have helped me out a lot with my zj. Keep up the great work!
You DO realize on that second bolt 5:22 all you had to do was open the door and fold the seat down to put the nut on the inside. Lol
"Thanks for your help, jerk"
i never noticed that! your videos made me buy a jeep xj and start wrenching on it to hit the trails out here in AZ!
That rear quarter is SWEET! I dig all the stuff you put on here. I check it out everyday. Keep it up, and I'll send some Duckets your way for all the cash you saved me!
A video on how to notch fender flares and other forms of plastic, and maybe even some plastic welding, would be nice.
I don't get it, these are made to protect quarter panels but you have to destroy your quarter panels to install them?
Chris Davis, yeah I'm trying to understand why I should drill a bunch of holes in the side of my Cherokee, which has zero rust on it, but certainly will develop rust after drilling a bunch of holes in the side. I don't get it. What am I missing?
Trees wont kill it. Chances are if you do this youre hitting the trails a lot
the protection kit, in my opinion, was born to make the body for more time, not to keep it original. if you want to keep it original you do not, sorry for my bad language
Some of us have already destroyed our quarterpanels. This makes it look as good as, or better than stock (if armor is your thing) and will likely stay that way.
Or, if you know you're going to wreck them anyway, you could install these ahead of time.
nice kit guard! i don't like
Fender flares
Drilling all those holes in that beautiful rust free cherokee... I almost couldn't watch. In the end it looked great though, you have been redeemed, nice job.
using a step or unibit drill bit will help save your sheet metal.
And probably drill out the holes in your armor to the next size up in the process. :)
Personally I like the rustys off-road kit it comes with a fender flair already on the quarter panel so it's one big piece
Brandon, I agree. But, I like how the JCR kit integrates the LED tail light assemblies that Rusty's does not offer. If anybody knows of a kit that offers the fender flares, LED tail lights and coffin bars in one. Please let me know.
Love the looks of the rear lights
Hope you can help, I have a 94 Jeep Grand 5 speed manual, I need a front header panel, but have not clue how to take one off. I need to know so I can find a junk yard jeep and salvage one. I have been watching your videos love them.
Do you have a video on how you did it, or can you make an explanation video? I have a 93 and I like the way the flares look on it so I would like to do somthing like that on it.
Hey Matt. Thanks for all the videos. They are really informative and I enjoy your comedy. It's very tasteful. I am getting into off-roading, in the market to get a ride, and you have been really inspirational. Thanks! Tom
you should paint your fender flairs red and maybe your brush guard to
The Cherokee is looking good with these on Matt..
Are the bolts on that panel really very strong? Also, won't water seep between the two panels and create a paradise for rust?
led tail lights, where did you get them? i tore up the interwebs looking for something like that.
do they make an option for cut an folded rear lower quarters? if so what would i select in the option box on their sight. thanks!! great videos
I had previously cut my fenders to fit bigger tires, will this still fit? is there a PDF template that I can maybe print off 1:1 to see??? I have been wanting to do this for a long time now but assumed I couldn't :(
yeah I did cut into the pinch seam a little... for the cost of the part and shipping to Canada, I would have to be sure. ill poke around for a PDF???? thanks for the reply BJ
Very Nice Matt! Too bad I don't live closer, I would come help you.
when you painting the front bumper black? I love the black on black look
Okay but still looks great! You are my favorite RUclipsr! plus you give me tips for my Cherokee
I was wondering why you didn't weld them on ?? XJ owner.
love all of your vids... they have kept me running.
What did you do for the lights go through Jcr or napa.
i enjoy your videos, they have helped on many occasions. keep em coming.
hey bro was it Integrated Rear Lower Panel Armor or not ? and looks F@#$ing sick !
i was looking at Jcr's web page and there are 2 different part for the lowers ! part # XJ-LQPA-96 and part # XJ-LQPA-96-INT
was that hail and sleet at the last?
Hope the next vid is how u did the
Led Taillights
Hells yeah!
I wonder if JCR has some for my 94 zj?
Where’d you get those fender flares
Are those your stock fender flares?
Another classic Matt. Great vid
Thanks for your videos very well explained breve precise to the point
Matt what LED lights did you use?
do they make pannels for the front.
As always you made it look easy👍😉
Do you have a part number for this I can't find it on there Website
guns N tons www.jcroffroad.com/product/XJArmor/XJQU-INT.html
Do they make these for MJ jeeps?
What is a milimeter?
Do you get endorsements from JCR?
Whats the purpose of that bar?
For your woman to hold on to when peeing while out on the trails.
Martin Rascon Coulda sworn it was a step ladder lol
I thought this was a very helpful video thanks
Another awesome how to.
Couldn’t you just use like stainless steel pop rivets instead of the bolts
Love your videos
Did it come with the lights? And keep up the great vids
when you said hold this i reached out to hold it hahahahah!
Where can I find these tail lights?
+basszack JCRoffroad.com
sweet. thats good looking! The guy who sold my XJ to me, kept his armor. bummer
put bolts back in. yeah. weird!!
what state you from ?
I LIKE IT! I like it alot!!!
Get some self drilling screws to tack it in place. Drill out all the other holes remove self drilling and drill the holes done.
awesome sauce!!
nais thnk uoy
Ill just keep my Humvee it was built right the first time.
“ Look what you did you little jerk”
How the hell did you manage to make a Jeep look European. It's American dam kid
i wish they did other 4x4 not just jeeps :/
Well it is Bleepin "Jeep"..
Another classic Matt. Great vid