I think I want a Jeep, what say you Jeep junkies?

[IMaDad]

Are you going to only run it on the street or do you plan to put it in the woods and bang on it? Cause if your going to bang on it and break it then you will be upgrading anyhow and if you will end up with a 14 bolt and a 60 then why pay for the rubicon package now. However if you don't see yourself wrenching on your own stuff and building it up bigger and bigger then get you a rubicon and R and R parts as you break them

Mostly street but I'm going to wheel it some too.
Not like teenager/early 20's full throttle wheeling though.

 

[titan2k10]

Mostly street but I'm going to wheel it some too.
Not like teenager/early 20's full throttle wheeling though.

Rubicon is probably the most capable off road vehicle in production today straight off the lot and this is coming from someone who doesn't like Jeep....

 

[IMaDad]

Rubicon is probably the most capable off road vehicle in production today straight off the lot and this is coming from someone who doesn't like Jeep....

power wagons have bigger engines, bigger axles, bigger tires, and a factory winch.
but yeah I agree.

 

[letusbuyyourcar]

I'm telling you get the Tracker and save $10K.

 

[IMaDad]

Can't drive a tracker to a client's facility and be okay with it.

 

[jburton3]

Along the same lines, I was truck shopping and decided a Jeep would probably make me happier.

Now to rubicon or not to rubicon???

Will stock axles hold 35's or 37"s or is the rubicon package the way to go for that size?

If you can afford the Rubi, go that route.

Edit: If you can find it.. Rubi DIESEL!

 

[IMaDad]

those dont exist from the factory.

 

[Gaducker]

those dont exist from the factory.

If your gona spend 40 k on a new jeep go ahead and pay to have a cummins put in it. Bruiser customs will do it for another 20k

 

[IMaDad]

And you would pass emissions with that how? Ga law says engine conversions are only legal if the engine was an option in that vehicle that year.

 

[Gaducker]

And you would pass emissions with that how? Ga law says engine conversions are only legal if the engine was an option in that vehicle that year.

Apply with the state for an alternative fuel title change and carry on.

Got some statutes to back that up? Cause I don't believe that's correct.

And not everybody lives in the metro atl area.