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Build sheet for my 2014 JKU

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Old 01-27-2014, 03:35 PM
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Default Build sheet for my 2014 JKU
Rough Country 3.5" Suspension Lift
17" Ballistic Razorback Wheels
35x12.50R17 Atturo Trail Blade Tires
Smittybilt XRC Front Bumper
Smittybilt XRC8 Winch
Cube LED lights at the windshield
Superchips Flashcal
Solid 4 Door Grab Handles
D Rings on the front bumper with isolators
Spline drive lug nuts
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Old 04-01-2014, 10:34 AM
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Nice looking Jeep.
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Looking great! How are those Atturo tires performing? I haven't seen a lot about them, but they look nice. I was wondering about your experience with them on and off road.

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Have you made any provisions for reinforcing the tailgate with that heavier wheel/tire combo?
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Originally Posted by TJIndyman
Looking great! How are those Atturo tires performing? I haven't seen a lot about them, but they look nice. I was wondering about your experience with them on and off road. TJ
Sorry I took so long to respond. I now have just shy of 8K miles on the Atturos. I love them! Best M/T I've ever had. I can tell that I will get a decent amount of miles on them and they perform great on rocks and mud.
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Have you made any provisions for reinforcing the tailgate with that heavier wheel/tire combo?
I will when I save up enough money for the Smittybuilt XRC rear bumper with spare tire carrier and hitch.
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Nice! How does the RC lift ride?
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Nice! How does the RC lift ride?
I like it. A lot of people dog the RC Lift because it's inexpensive. I think you get a lot for your money.
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Originally Posted by dlwaddle
I like it. A lot of people dog the RC Lift because it's inexpensive. I think you get a lot for your money.
You get a LOT of expensive parts for cheap. Go figure! Not dogging it. It started out with one. Just trying to get rid of the last parts now. Eventually I will have everything Synergy. But for now, everything Synergy but springs and shocks. Shocks are Bilstien now.

Jeep looks great! Have fun. Research the tailgate. There is ways to somewhat reinforce it until funds allow a full rear bumper/carrier.
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Originally Posted by Collyn
You get a LOT of expensive parts for cheap. Go figure! Not dogging it. It started out with one. Just trying to get rid of the last parts now. Eventually I will have everything Synergy. But for now, everything Synergy but springs and shocks. Shocks are Bilstien now. Jeep looks great! Have fun. Research the tailgate. There is ways to somewhat reinforce it until funds allow a full rear bumper/carrier.
I'm up for any advise for reinforcing the spare tire carrier.
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