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Thanks for all the replies. My only concern with 4.10 gears is I travel between NC and North Florida about 5 times a year and its all interstate.
I've looked at several Rubicons but most have been about 3-4k higher. I also don't have any plans to offroad so I'm not sure I'd use all of the features.
I've looked at several Rubicons but most have been about 3-4k higher. I also don't have any plans to offroad so I'm not sure I'd use all of the features.
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Thanks for all the replies. My only concern with 4.10 gears is I travel between NC and North Florida about 5 times a year and its all interstate.
I've looked at several Rubicons but most have been about 3-4k higher. I also don't have any plans to offroad so I'm not sure I'd use all of the features.
I've looked at several Rubicons but most have been about 3-4k higher. I also don't have any plans to offroad so I'm not sure I'd use all of the features.
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Thanks for all the replies. My only concern with 4.10 gears is I travel between NC and North Florida about 5 times a year and its all interstate.
I've looked at several Rubicons but most have been about 3-4k higher. I also don't have any plans to offroad so I'm not sure I'd use all of the features.
I've looked at several Rubicons but most have been about 3-4k higher. I also don't have any plans to offroad so I'm not sure I'd use all of the features.
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Alright so your on the forums already which leads me to believe that when you get one your gonna get the itch to start modding and the itch to take it offroad. Even if it's simple mudding or something. 4.10 gearing should only make your traveling easier. But even the '13 Rubis were more expensive?
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Is it imperative you go brand new. Can find great deals on used with very low miles and still has all the warranty. And new model. There are tons of soccer moms or true mall crawlers who but wranglers cause they think its cool but don't like the ride quality or other reasons and trade it in almost immediately.
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Yes a Rubi costs more, but saves the re-gearing, as it comes with 4.1 .
35"s and minimal lift (to make sure the wheels don't rub on anything), and you're settled, and it would look better.
The lockers aren't useless, think snow or whatever.
And yes, you'll probably get the itch to enjoy it 'off-asphalt' in some nice places...
Welcome aboard
35"s and minimal lift (to make sure the wheels don't rub on anything), and you're settled, and it would look better.
The lockers aren't useless, think snow or whatever.
And yes, you'll probably get the itch to enjoy it 'off-asphalt' in some nice places...
Welcome aboard
Last edited by GJeep; 12-09-2013 at 06:09 AM.