help Me Chose My First Mod
JK Freak
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From: Bettendorf, Iowa
JK Freak
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From: N. Prov. , RI
Originally Posted by Deere_Jeep
Rip the warning stickers off the visors.. feel like a real man... Tell the whole world your a rebel!
JK Super Freak
Joined: Mar 2011
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From: Norwalk,Ct
Originally Posted by Battlefrog
Relocate your breathers before you go through with the overwhelning urge to hit that water/mud hole during your run.
Front/rear diff and transmission breather relocate cost approx $25 opposed to the $200+ cost of damn I should have relocated them.... (just through the $200 figure out there)......
Front/rear diff and transmission breather relocate cost approx $25 opposed to the $200+ cost of damn I should have relocated them.... (just through the $200 figure out there)......
JK Enthusiast
Joined: Feb 2011
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From: Waxahachie, TX
Depends on how much you wanna spend.
Nice Rubber Floor mats - I like Weather Tech
Neoprene seat covers - I use Cover King, didn't know anything about em' but so far they're really nice.
My first major purchase was a Super Chips Jeep Flashpaq. Its a good first mod because you can adjust fuel economy right off the bat and use it to make adjustments as you make other mods i.e. tire size.
Nice Rubber Floor mats - I like Weather Tech
Neoprene seat covers - I use Cover King, didn't know anything about em' but so far they're really nice.
My first major purchase was a Super Chips Jeep Flashpaq. Its a good first mod because you can adjust fuel economy right off the bat and use it to make adjustments as you make other mods i.e. tire size.
JK Newbie
Joined: Sep 2010
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From: Texas
the sticker removal is also the first thing i did and I do still have some of the glue on the visors guess its just not impotant enough to me to get rid of it. But you should really figure out what you want to actually do with it before you start modding. I went pretty mild and i am very happy as i have a good daily driver but can hit up some good trails with it as well.
JK Super Freak
Joined: Mar 2007
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From: Gilmanton Iron Works, NH
If we're talking real mods to help you wheel.........
Depends on your Jeep. If it's a Rubi just wheel it stock for awhile. If it's a Sahara or an X, get some decent 32" mud tires and a set of JKS swaybar discos and then wheel it for awhile. You'll figure out what you want to do from there.
Depends on your Jeep. If it's a Rubi just wheel it stock for awhile. If it's a Sahara or an X, get some decent 32" mud tires and a set of JKS swaybar discos and then wheel it for awhile. You'll figure out what you want to do from there.
JK Super Freak
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From: Gilmanton Iron Works, NH
This jeep is a stock sahara that I ran with last weekend and it did great except for mud. It had the dueler 18" tires otherwise it did great. This was a really steep hill.
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JK Newbie
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From: Vancouver, BC
1) (If you have a mister/misses) Get them something nice to distract them from all the money and time you'll be spending on your new... uhhhh... hobby...
2) Turn you rear view mirror upside down.
3) https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...should-be-done
4) Check for guys selling their Rubi take off tires. It's an economical way to go out and play without breaking the bank.
5) Mud... yup, definitely need to get some mud.
Spend a couple evenings trolling around the forum and see what you like. At the end of the day, you should go out and buy/mod whatever helps make your jeep YOURS... that's the fun of it.
Welcome to the club!
2) Turn you rear view mirror upside down.
3) https://www.jk-forum.com/forums/show...should-be-done
4) Check for guys selling their Rubi take off tires. It's an economical way to go out and play without breaking the bank.
5) Mud... yup, definitely need to get some mud.
Spend a couple evenings trolling around the forum and see what you like. At the end of the day, you should go out and buy/mod whatever helps make your jeep YOURS... that's the fun of it.
Welcome to the club!