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01-02-2009, 06:52 AM
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4wd!
Hey guys... this one is gunna be a bit of a doosy so get mentally prepared...
Ok a little backstory, imagine it's 1 year ago: I have 2 jeeps, a tj and a wrangler, both 4wd and both awesome. I am going to buy a new one, and want to get a 4-door unlimited. I decide that the unlimited will be my DD and for that reason I get a 2WD model...
Fast-forward to today and I am regretting the crap out of it. I want to take the 4 door wheelin and I am just nervous about getting stuck...
So, here are my options as I see them:
1.) Install a winch on my aftermarket bumper and be prepared to use it... a lot.
2.) Upgrade to 4WD, I will lose the warranty on the vehicle if I do though(I think)
3.) Trade in the jeep (This is really not an option for me, I love my baby - plus it will be a big wallet hit)
4.) Forget the whole thing, just keep using the unlimited for transporting kayaks and driving around town.
Any input you guys have will be appreciated... I am really up in the air with what to do.
Ok a little backstory, imagine it's 1 year ago: I have 2 jeeps, a tj and a wrangler, both 4wd and both awesome. I am going to buy a new one, and want to get a 4-door unlimited. I decide that the unlimited will be my DD and for that reason I get a 2WD model...
Fast-forward to today and I am regretting the crap out of it. I want to take the 4 door wheelin and I am just nervous about getting stuck...
So, here are my options as I see them:
1.) Install a winch on my aftermarket bumper and be prepared to use it... a lot.
2.) Upgrade to 4WD, I will lose the warranty on the vehicle if I do though(I think)
3.) Trade in the jeep (This is really not an option for me, I love my baby - plus it will be a big wallet hit)
4.) Forget the whole thing, just keep using the unlimited for transporting kayaks and driving around town.
Any input you guys have will be appreciated... I am really up in the air with what to do.
01-02-2009, 06:56 AM
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Hey guys... this one is gunna be a bit of a doosy so get mentally prepared...
Ok a little backstory, imagine it's 1 year ago: I have 2 jeeps, a tj and a wrangler, both 4wd and both awesome. I am going to buy a new one, and want to get a 4-door unlimited. I decide that the unlimited will be my DD and for that reason I get a 2WD model...
Fast-forward to today and I am regretting the crap out of it. I want to take the 4 door wheelin and I am just nervous about getting stuck...
So, here are my options as I see them:
1.) Install a winch on my aftermarket bumper and be prepared to use it... a lot.
2.) Upgrade to 4WD, I will lose the warranty on the vehicle if I do though(I think)
3.) Trade in the jeep (This is really not an option for me, I love my baby - plus it will be a big wallet hit)
4.) Forget the whole thing, just keep using the unlimited for transporting kayaks and driving around town.
Any input you guys have will be appreciated... I am really up in the air with what to do.
Ok a little backstory, imagine it's 1 year ago: I have 2 jeeps, a tj and a wrangler, both 4wd and both awesome. I am going to buy a new one, and want to get a 4-door unlimited. I decide that the unlimited will be my DD and for that reason I get a 2WD model...
Fast-forward to today and I am regretting the crap out of it. I want to take the 4 door wheelin and I am just nervous about getting stuck...
So, here are my options as I see them:
1.) Install a winch on my aftermarket bumper and be prepared to use it... a lot.
2.) Upgrade to 4WD, I will lose the warranty on the vehicle if I do though(I think)
3.) Trade in the jeep (This is really not an option for me, I love my baby - plus it will be a big wallet hit)
4.) Forget the whole thing, just keep using the unlimited for transporting kayaks and driving around town.
Any input you guys have will be appreciated... I am really up in the air with what to do.
01-02-2009, 06:57 AM
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I may be wrong, but I think if you use the dealership and all MOPAR parts they may warranty you the same as if you got the 4wd Stock. You should definitely look into that as an option, it will probably cost a ton though.
01-02-2009, 07:00 AM
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Yah, I'd imagine the dealership would put on the war paint and begin raping and pillaging right when I brought it up lol
01-02-2009, 07:01 AM
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Well, if your just fishing for opinions I say option 4 as well....
but I don't know your whole story.
If you've even CONSIDERED upgrading it to 4wd then you musn't be THAT hard up financially, and my suggestion...if you've considered that possibility then why not just keep it 2wd as a DD and get yourself a cheap older rig strictly for offroad
but I don't know your whole story.
If you've even CONSIDERED upgrading it to 4wd then you musn't be THAT hard up financially, and my suggestion...if you've considered that possibility then why not just keep it 2wd as a DD and get yourself a cheap older rig strictly for offroad
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01-02-2009, 07:02 AM
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Well, if your just fishing for opinions I say option 4 as well....
but I don't know your whole story.
If you've even CONSIDERED upgrading it to 4wd then you musn't be THAT hard up financially, and my suggestion...if you've considered that possibility then why not just keep it 2wd as a DD and get yourself a cheap older rig strictly for offroad
but I don't know your whole story.
If you've even CONSIDERED upgrading it to 4wd then you musn't be THAT hard up financially, and my suggestion...if you've considered that possibility then why not just keep it 2wd as a DD and get yourself a cheap older rig strictly for offroad
