Watching buddy try to figure out the double wrench method is me everytime

Those DIY bumpers are dope, I have the rear version, have been running it for a while now but about to get after putting a tire carrier on it this weekend. Can't believe that 4400 price tag, what a flex

You haven't put out a disappointing video yet. This was awesome, just like the rest. I see a lot of comments saying this is their favorite channel and I can totally see why. Thank you

watching you guys inspired me to go work on my XJ that's been on jack stands for three months now lol

Haha sounds like someone watches Berm Peak Express. Love the content Mike keep it up!

Quickly becoming one of my favorite channels, awsome content man🍻

Gotta love seeing some coasties getting after it. Good job guys.

The blue paint for the rock sliders was a bold move.

Love your videos 😊It’s amazing all the knowledge you have

That looks like so much fun seeing it in action, man you guys are a trip

Love the page man. Props to you guys doing all the work yourself. Keep it going!

Awesome vid man. I check to see if you’ve uploaded quite often and I’m always stoked to watch when you do. Love the fact that it’s out of your own garage and you’re doing everything on a budget. Super relatable content

Mike would be a good friend to have just for the knowledge and beer

Thanks for sharing I just bought a very clean 99 almost no rust for $1500. Gonna start working on it now but fist will be fixing the non existing brakes. Definitely going to consider the rough country lift as well.

Nice brother, I have a 1997 Jeep I've been holding on to for 8 yrs now!! Just haven't had the funds, thanks for the detail and work and pricing so people would have a better understanding, Godbless 🙏💖

Great build guys!! Well done! She looks fantastic! I need to get me one!!🤘

Very satisfying to watch you upgrade the XJ Cherokee into something trail-worthy Happy viewing from Australia 🇦🇺

"at home alignment" is the most jeep cherokee thing I've ever heard

Mike, It was nice to see you at slickrock and awesome work. love the cast iron pan hammer....lol

Great video, I just found the channel and am finding it informative. I have a 2000 XJ which is a work in process.

loved this...budget builds are the best ones on youtube. and to see you take it out immediately, thats what matters. enjoy it.

great DIY skills, love the enthusiasm too. keep it up

Great video mike! Keep them up🤟

Great video man definitely worth the wait

My afternoon beer videos .. what a treat

I know you guys didnt have this problem but aLittle word of advice for people on those bumper is tack them then pre fit before final weld because not all the times they fit 100% and some minor adjustments need to be made, overall looks good

My favorite channel to watch!

Hell yeah another Mike upload! Hope your trip was safe bro!

please keep uploading, love the 4x4 content!!

I really enjoyed this, thank you.

Great video as per usual. Hope you post more soon.

I basically have the same build going except different lift. But same bumper and tires. Also have Patagonias on my truck love them!

great job guys.

Great Work, informative video, keeping it real. Thanks from Jersey, 98 XJ Limited 102K miles 3rd owner stock today

Awesome build

On my jeep I cut the front fenders out like that but I took the left fender flare and mounted on the right side and the right fender flare and mounted it on the left and I mount them higher so that it still looks good it still has the flare and it actually doesn't even look like it's not stock yet clears 33's or 35's,doesn't throw mud and rocks all over the side of the rig (Ever had a rock come flying out of the tread and hit the back of your forearm when getting off of the trail?... It doesn't tickle one bit!!) And the front fenders don't look hacked.

Great video thank you

Another banger. Like everyone I found the channel thru the taco series but I’ll happily watch some jeep content here. Keep ‘em coming!

Great content as always brother

Another killer video. Good job.

Great video. I am really looking into getting a cherokee. What is the general miles range you're looking for on a used one? whats the cap? thanks!

Thanks for making this video, I just got a 87 inline 6 with the 5 speed manual transmission for 1,500 as a project, and now I pretty much understand what to do next 😀, by the way where is that place where you guys went off roading?

With a friend like Mike, anything is possible!

Love your vids man!!!

Bruh every time I watch one of your videos you make me wanna go straight outside and start building truck up 😭😂

paint matching your jeep parts to your jack stands is an interesting idea 😆

I usually dont comment, but I love your videos and always look forward to them! keep it up!

Nice set up. Should give ya a long time of fun.

I'm a simple man. Mikes4x4 uploads. I watch.

I’m just like… thinking of all the activities we can do now! There’s just so much more room for activities the amount of activities we can do now is crazy! Love that movie Great video man love that bumper

Loving the content!

This is the most XJ video ever, little rusty but mint Jeep, let’s cut it up and run it into rocks 😂😂 love it

Awesome vid man!!

Beautiful

good job , looks really good . use penitrating oil when you remove old bolts . put it on the night before you take it apart .

Good video bro lovin the content keep it coming.

Love it man keep it up

Been waiting so long for a video ❤️

Killer build. Probably buying a cherokee because of this video.

What basket do you got on the top of the xj?

What’s the front bumper? Looking to do a somewhat hidden winch and that should work for me

I would build one likebthis but not to climb rocks but for sure off road. Sick looks good now all u need are some headers md exhaust for better flow and more up and a full tune up and fluids flushed.

Looks good ! I need jeep friends just got stationed in MA , where you guys at ?

Do u only have 4 struts on the front passenger or do u fix it?

The cast iron skillet hammer seems to work better than the jack stand hammer imo some high quality tools

just bought my own xj 2000 pretty clean for only 2k. my question is how would i fix the rusting problem

where did you get the bumper from?

Great content

In Florida, a boat is a "hole in the water" that you pour money into, (but don't get much use out of.) Looks like the same principle applies here. 😂 I drove a bone stock 98 Cherokee for 10 years. I expect it is still going strong, where ever it is.

I was just drinking beer and was thinking 🤔 wonder what Mike's up to... And BAM!!!! 🍻

Good video!

What wheels did you go with on this build bro?

Thx for the quality content:)

U guys did all right!!

Another great video Mike! Jeep looks great.

Shows you don’t need a lot to enjoy off-roading, my Tacoma regular cab with just 2in lift and 33s is so capable the short wheel base really helps it

upload weekly! so good

Hi. What's the exact color of your Cherokee?

This is a great video

pretty good price for the build and thats not a ruined fender thats called self clearancing

The cast iron pan 😂😂 then the floor jack afterwords 😂 that’s some true Jeep shenanigans

Enjoyed the video! Btw where is Slick Rock? It looks like the Rubicon/Fordyce trail as well.

loved the video! I also bought an xj about 6 months ago :) I have a couple questions. how do you have so much flex? my xj also has a 3 inch lift with 33s and it can barely flex. did you take the sway bar off? also what pressure do you air down to without beadlocks? and how much mileage did the green jeep have when you bought it? thanks!

I like this a lot

My man posted again💯pog

How was the steering performance without the damper/steering stabilizer?

where did you bought the front bumper? Thanks!

Great video. What is the company that sold those bumpers?

I have the same car in Egypt. But yours is super clean. I want to start rebuilding the suspension to a legit 3-4” lift and I need guidance on the parts I won’t be able to buy the parts all at once since I’ll have to import everything to Egypt (super costly) My car is lifted 3.5” but more of a DIY thing by the previous owner: Teflon lift kits for the front shocks Jeep Wrangler shocks Added 1 leaf for the rear springs (no shackles) Rubicon lower control arms No slip yoke eliminator What do you think I should do? Where should I start?

tips for springs when uninstalling like in this video, jack up your axle and compress it. Get a bunch of heavy duty zip ties and tighten them on the spring then release jack. To safely undo zip ties do the reverse or place on some hot coals and run away 😎

Slick rock trail in the sierras huh? You in the central valley of california? That sounds like a place we have right near the Sequoia national park

Been on the fence between a new JL or an old XJ. $4K Is a hell of a deal in California!

Now u got me thinking about buying a cherokee

Sick Santa Cruz shirt! I live there!

Does the jeep overheat with stock engine components on a trail ride like this? I’m asking because I’m just finishing my 4.5” lift but haven’t wheeled it yet.

dude you're awesome

Question for you where did you get the DIY bumper?

Saludos viejon pura tacoma

loved the video, discovered you from your tacoma series. cant wait for the next one

Where did you buy the front bumper?