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- Hood Struts: a.co/d/fGrIgMx
Ball Stud brackets: a.co/d/aE0YOv7
-We'd recommend using 5/32" Self Tapping screws instead of the 3/32" ones shown. They certainly work, but could be better.
Bryant noted it would also probably be a good idea to get 45 pound struts instead of 40 pounders (used here) especially if you have any aftermarket hood modifications that add any more weight. However, they work as needed, and I'm certainly happy.
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Nice thumbnail
This guy named KyleSVT actually took that picture, he makes Jeep videos too!
@@WAEMIDIV Ill have to check the channel out thank you. Great video by the way
Just did this to my 2000 xj! Its flawless! Thanks for the video man!
When you said "Wow I feel like I'm driving a car from 2002" I laughed out loud. Dam bro I fell off cuz after the video going to Florida I thought you gave up the channel. Then I lost my original account password and started using this one. I had to refer one of your videos to a friend cuz I'm away and can't help with the job. When I saw you're back on I started binge watching. Welcome back
6:07 “Feels like I’m driving a car from…2002” 😂😂😂
I would appreciate it if you would stop suggesting really cool things to do to my jeep 😅 I've only got so many dollars
Blame Bryant! Not my fault!! lol
The legend has returned. Was considering doing this to my MJ. One rockauto order later, here we go.
Just did this today, best mod :) Now the wind won't lift the hood off the holder and have it slam down on my arm..
I've been meaning to do this for ages. Maybe this weekend... Nah... Sleep and video games sound better! 🤣
Cool mod. I think I still prefer the hood prop though because of the third "full service" slot. I swapped the engine and transmission without removing the hood because of that slot
Thank buddy, this is a great idea. Just have to find stronger struts that will work.
I like that.
Well that was easy enough...👍👍
Cool man, may have to try this
Nice! Glad to see it!
Thanks for the links!!!!!!!!!!! I cant pay $100 or so dollars for the kits that are online.....
Nice video. I am up in Deland FL.
Just did this thanks for the how to video
I was just about to make my video on this. I'm assuming you found this on the reddit page 😂 hope all is well love the content and your trip videos
Gotta do that to mine ! Good Vid
Looks neat!. Please make a video next year to reflect how well will these been working on the long run after being exposed to the engine's heat
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You are clever! Great meeting you, in Sarasota! Very talented you are! Great channel too
Yay! You found me!
Sarasota... Gotta be mindful of them rich carnies now
I own a 99 XJ and a 2004 WJ. The WJ has hood struts. I prefer the hood rod on my XJ.
Great vid, as usual! Where in FL are you? I'm in Orlando.
Good sir, if you turn down the clutch on the drill you don't have to put those screws in by hand, or you could have use self tapping screws. Final results achieved either way, so good work
Somebody needs to sponsor you with an impact drill! Nice job
I do have a corded impact gun, but I don't use it unless absolutely necessary. I like to demonstrate to the viewers that such tools are not required for most jobs
@@WAEMIDIV they’re not required but they definitely make things easier 😁
Whoop whoop!
Nice! Tell me if I'm wrong, but drilling those holes exposes some bare metal are you worried about rust eventually forming there? Trying to figure out if I need to pick up a little paint before I do something like this.
You absolutely totally could paint it, not a bad idea at all.
But me? concerned? rust?
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Do you think hood spacers would cause a problem with this?
Nice mod! By the way; I noticed that your 2 door XJ has the rear windows with an opening in them? I own a (new to me) 1999 XJ that doesn't come with window openings; they're just plain fixed ones. I wonder if the reason is that mine is an European model, and yours is the US version.
Those little pop open windows were actually an option, but rare at that. Mine actually had the solid glass when I got it, and I swapped in these vent window panes primarily because I wanted the factory tint that was on them.
The vent windows were easy to break into, so in later years they were phased out. They're not all that common because of it
Did you ever make a video of putting the back side glass in?
I've never had to, but I've done it on a Comanche, it was very straightforward
I was talking about your Two Door white Cherokee, the side back glass that you put in with a Events. Did you make a video of that? I have a two door and would like to do that myself.
@expeditionlife7604 No video, but they are simply press fit. You have to take off all the interior trim surrounding the glass, then pry the rubber seal over the metal lip on the body, and work yours way across the window inch by inch until you've pushed enough of the rubber outside. If there's no videos for a 2 door I imagine the rear glass on a 4 door works the exact same way, it's just smaller.
How long do the struts last?
Not sure, I've only had them for 3 months now. Still good so far