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First of all I wheel my JK and when I go wheeling with friends I can tend to wheel pretty hard. I don't really go through big mudholes because I can't really blow an engine in something I don't really own yet so I could spend $500 on a snorkel for looks only or maybe if I got it I'd end up flooding the Jeep and tearing something up. I'm really considering a little help on a lift kit, right now I'm a 2dr with 35's, stock 3.21's in a 6 speed and 1 inch BL to help clear the tires a little more. I would go with something for protection like rock sliders. I have a guy that would give me 4.10's for free I just pay like $50 or so for shipping but I would be out $500 or more to install because I could run into needing a install kit for the gears. I'm just confused about everything and what I really need for my Jeep...damn jeep...
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My first choice would be lower gears, but if I was going to go through the trouble and expense, it would be for at least 4.88's,
my second choice would be armor, if you wheel hard, you want to protect your investment, especially the oil pan and tranny, not to mention it helps you slide over obstacles easier.,
third choice would be recovery gear, winch, straps, stuff of that sort,,,,
Wish I was in your predicament
my second choice would be armor, if you wheel hard, you want to protect your investment, especially the oil pan and tranny, not to mention it helps you slide over obstacles easier.,
third choice would be recovery gear, winch, straps, stuff of that sort,,,,
Wish I was in your predicament
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My first choice would be lower gears, but if I was going to go through the trouble and expense, it would be for at least 4.88's,
my second choice would be armor, if you wheel hard, you want to protect your investment, especially the oil pan and tranny, not to mention it helps you slide over obstacles easier.,
third choice would be recovery gear, winch, straps, stuff of that sort,,,,
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my second choice would be armor, if you wheel hard, you want to protect your investment, especially the oil pan and tranny, not to mention it helps you slide over obstacles easier.,
third choice would be recovery gear, winch, straps, stuff of that sort,,,,
Wish I was in your predicament
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If anyone has info on a good cb radio that would be a good thing to have also when I go riding with buddies.
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This one is easy. You aren't wheelin too hard with a 1 in body lift and 35's. Get a lift and call it a day. Hands down that will benefit you the most. Next, get those gears installed.
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If you where in my postion with the 35's and 1 inch body would you go up 3 more or 4 more inches and get new d-shafts later on down the road when like a coule weeks because I wont have the cash but my best buddies dad owns a d-shaft shop
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geeez... no kidding... i would expect a cappucino machine at least and a little guy to run out and start my jeep for me every morning...
personally... i would get the TF 2.5" BB without shock extension and front and rear adjustable trackbars... with the extra cash, you could pick up some nice skyjacker or rancho gas shocks...
alternatively... you could just mail me the 700.00 and i promise i would post pics to show you what i would buy for my JK
personally... i would get the TF 2.5" BB without shock extension and front and rear adjustable trackbars... with the extra cash, you could pick up some nice skyjacker or rancho gas shocks...
alternatively... you could just mail me the 700.00 and i promise i would post pics to show you what i would buy for my JK
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