Before and after mild lift!
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JK Jedi
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From: Lacey, WA
obviously you don't feel this is true, otherwise you wouldn't have the sticker on there to begin with.
oh, and you also don't have a 4:1 t-case or a dana 44 in front.
and there haven't been tons of problems with the oem lockers or electric discos. that is just a b.s. excuse.
and the only pictures i have in my gallery are the ones that people have requested me to post.
you, on the other hand, have deleted all the pictures of your bone stock X with the rubicon sticker on it, so that no one can see them anymore.
oh, and you also don't have a 4:1 t-case or a dana 44 in front.
and there haven't been tons of problems with the oem lockers or electric discos. that is just a b.s. excuse.
and the only pictures i have in my gallery are the ones that people have requested me to post.
you, on the other hand, have deleted all the pictures of your bone stock X with the rubicon sticker on it, so that no one can see them anymore.
Also, if you lift your Jeep, you will have problems with the e-discos being too short, and the rear lockers are having problems they have no fix so far. Do some research.
The 4:1 is too low for trail driving anyway.
There is limited space on the gallery, the pics get deleted to make room for new ones.
I fight crime you fight cavities. I win there too!
Last edited by armycop; Sep 12, 2007 at 01:47 PM.
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From: Northern California
why oh why...
MJS_Jeep_888, I can't believe you resurrected this thread...can't we all just get along (or at least agree to disagree)? At the end of the day, armycop's ride is still a JEEP (not a Hummer or Escalade). It could be worse, he could have put on that faux Hummer scoop on his hood...
Ok, now it's time for a group hug...
Ok, now it's time for a group hug...
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JK Jedi
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From: Lacey, WA
MJS_Jeep_888, I can't believe you resurrected this thread...can't we all just get along (or at least agree to disagree)? At the end of the day, armycop's ride is still a JEEP (not a Hummer or Escalade). It could be worse, he could have put on that faux Hummer scoop on his hood...
Ok, now it's time for a group hug...
Ok, now it's time for a group hug...
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JK Jedi
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From: Lacey, WA
Here's the problem with the Rubicon/not Rubicon debate...
Most Rubicon owners will NOT take advantage of their Jeep's full stock capabilities (yes, that's right - I said MOST). Those of us on the forum excluded of course, but let's be real: Most people (again, excluding the forum members) will buy the Rubicon model simply because it's the top trim offered... it's the American way.
So, I don't think Armycop is a "poser" in any way - he's going to actually wheel it, and as he wrote, he's going to wait a few years for the aftermarket to prove itself, and then mod it - that's my approach too. Let's all be real: with 36/37" tires, and a lift, gears, and drivetrain mods that'll allow for meats that big, his rig will be more capable than ANY stock Rubicon out there... so maybe you could argue he slapped on the Rubicon tags a little early, but I have confidence his Jeep will live up to the name.
Now, if FRDesign did that...
Most Rubicon owners will NOT take advantage of their Jeep's full stock capabilities (yes, that's right - I said MOST). Those of us on the forum excluded of course, but let's be real: Most people (again, excluding the forum members) will buy the Rubicon model simply because it's the top trim offered... it's the American way.
So, I don't think Armycop is a "poser" in any way - he's going to actually wheel it, and as he wrote, he's going to wait a few years for the aftermarket to prove itself, and then mod it - that's my approach too. Let's all be real: with 36/37" tires, and a lift, gears, and drivetrain mods that'll allow for meats that big, his rig will be more capable than ANY stock Rubicon out there... so maybe you could argue he slapped on the Rubicon tags a little early, but I have confidence his Jeep will live up to the name.
Now, if FRDesign did that...
JK Junkie
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As I've written before (and stand by), it's YOUR Jeep, and you're not harming anyone. Additionally, you wheel it, which not all JK owners can say (Rubi owners included). Bottom line: What you do to YOUR Jeep is YOUR business. I still say you should get some "Rubi-Killer" stickers to replace the Rubicon stickers!
