Pet peeves!
We make them our own and don't care what others think...
My only pet peeve (Dealing with all 3. since I own all 3)
Is the guy who brags about how much $$$ he spent to have something done for him..
I just chuckle and think ..sorry you paid so much!!!
Jeeps are like hot rods and Harley's.. We make them our own and don't care what others think... My only pet peeve (Dealing with all 3. since I own all 3) Is the guy who brags about how much $$$ he spent to have something done for him.. I just chuckle and think ..sorry you paid so much!!!
Which brings me to your next point. The people who do nothing but talk about their money can drive me crazy haha
Me personally I feel a huge connection with my jeep because I have done every bit of work on it
The wheels, tires, exhaust, bumpers, rockslides, Rhyno lining my grill, snorkel... The list goes on and on and when it's all said and done I am truly proud of what I've done and no one will ever be able to talk me down. And I truly hope that everyone feels that way about there jeep because I have the up most respect for all of you guys. If there is one thing that we can all agree on its that no matter what we are proud to be jeep owners.
I have to admit to being annoyed when people refer to each and every thing they install on their jeep as a "mod", when I see much of what people do is install accessories. Everyone has an opinion, but to me in order to qualify as a mod it has to change either the basic structure of a vehicle or drastically alter its operation.
An example of the distinction for me would be I definitely agree that a lift is a mod, but just changing wheels probably not.
Installing a SC is a mod, but is just changing the drop in air filter to a K&N is not.
My JKU is bone stock as it came off the lot, so I don't have any desire to claim a long list of mods. The only change I've made that I feel may qualify as a mod is to have the transfer case cable swapped out for an Advance Adopters upgrade, but it wouldn't bother me if anyone claimed that wouldn't qualify as a mod.
An example of the distinction for me would be I definitely agree that a lift is a mod, but just changing wheels probably not.
Installing a SC is a mod, but is just changing the drop in air filter to a K&N is not.
My JKU is bone stock as it came off the lot, so I don't have any desire to claim a long list of mods. The only change I've made that I feel may qualify as a mod is to have the transfer case cable swapped out for an Advance Adopters upgrade, but it wouldn't bother me if anyone claimed that wouldn't qualify as a mod.
I have to admit to being annoyed when people refer to each and every thing they install on their jeep as a "mod", when I see much of what people do is install accessories. Everyone has an opinion, but to me in order to qualify as a mod it has to change either the basic structure of a vehicle or drastically alter its operation.
An example of the distinction for me would be I definitely agree that a lift is a mod, but just changing wheels probably not.
Installing a SC is a mod, but is just changing the drop in air filter to a K&N is not.
My JKU is bone stock as it came off the lot, so I don't have any desire to claim a long list of mods. The only change I've made that I feel may qualify as a mod is to have the transfer case cable swapped out for an Advance Adopters upgrade, but it wouldn't bother me if anyone claimed that wouldn't qualify as a mod.
An example of the distinction for me would be I definitely agree that a lift is a mod, but just changing wheels probably not.
Installing a SC is a mod, but is just changing the drop in air filter to a K&N is not.
My JKU is bone stock as it came off the lot, so I don't have any desire to claim a long list of mods. The only change I've made that I feel may qualify as a mod is to have the transfer case cable swapped out for an Advance Adopters upgrade, but it wouldn't bother me if anyone claimed that wouldn't qualify as a mod.
If it is, every time I roll down the window then that is a "MOD"
Every time I open the gas cap, that's a "MOD"
Every time I put air in the tires, that's a "MOD"
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What's your point? The point I was making is that by definition, removing something that comes from the factory and replacing it with an aftermarket part is modifying aka modding. That being said, if you replaced your gas cap or tires then by definition you have modified the jeep. While I agree that the term mod can be annoying, it's the correct term. Haha, people will seriously argue anything on this forum.
Last edited by Stubicon; Feb 22, 2015 at 08:17 AM.
What's your point? The point I was making is that by definition, removing something that comes from the factory and replacing it with an aftermarket part is modifying aka modding. That being said, if you replaced your gas cap or tires then by definition you have modified the jeep. While I agree that the term mod can be annoying, it's the correct term. Haha, people will seriously argue anything on this forum.
So then by definition, changing the oil in your vehicle is a mod. My point is simply as others and yourself have stated that the use of the word "MOD" is over used. Or maybe when someone puts a long arm kit on their vehicle and use the word "MOD" then maybe they are using a word that is under valuating the change.
So then by definition, changing the oil in your vehicle is a mod. My point is simply as others and yourself have stated that the use of the word "MOD" is over used. Or maybe when someone puts a long arm kit on their vehicle and use the word "MOD" then maybe they are using a word that is under valuating the change. 





