Rubicon? Is it worth it?
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From: Denver CO
Originally Posted by xRubicon37x
I have decided to get a '12 silver 2 door JK rubi for the Dana 44's. I'm gonna run a 3.5 AEV lift on 37's. Along with so other new parts, thanks for all the help guys
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From: Hawthorne,Ca...Home of the Beach Boys
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From: Little elm, Texas
Minus the lockers. There is something to be said about being able to disconnect with the touch of a button instead of having to get out of your jeep in the rain, sleet, snow or hail to manually disconnect your sway bars. Oh yeah, did I mention the rubicon has lockers! Wish I went with a rubicon.
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From: Austin, TX
Minus the lockers. There is something to be said about being able to disconnect with the touch of a button instead of having to get out of your jeep in the rain, sleet, snow or hail to manually disconnect your sway bars. Oh yeah, did I mention the rubicon has lockers! Wish I went with a rubicon.
Last edited by JK-Tex; Jun 9, 2012 at 04:18 AM.
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From: York, PA
Minus the lockers. There is something to be said about being able to disconnect with the touch of a button instead of having to get out of your jeep in the rain, sleet, snow or hail to manually disconnect your sway bars. Oh yeah, did I mention the rubicon has lockers! Wish I went with a rubicon.
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From: Riverside, Ca
Originally Posted by Colorblindspy
Minus the lockers. There is something to be said about being able to disconnect with the touch of a button instead of having to get out of your jeep in the rain, sleet, snow or hail to manually disconnect your sway bars. Oh yeah, did I mention the rubicon has lockers! Wish I went with a rubicon.
Either way, takes me about 2 minutes to disco my sway bar, and it didn't cost me an extra thousand bucks :P