Need some expert input
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MedixJK
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Well ive already got the 3.6 which is a plus. Other thing is, i owe considerably less than its worth on a jk w 24,000 miles on it. Hard to make yourself start over in a situation like that.
uberc4
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Definitely keep it man! :thumb:
Even with a Rubi, things like e-lockers, axles, etc will get eventually get changed out since they are not intended for larger tires past 35s. Granted you can run larger, but its a matter of time before you will be replacing stuff. The only reason why I went with a Rubi was to offset the cost of when I decided to make the jump to larger tires.
Even with a Rubi, things like e-lockers, axles, etc will get eventually get changed out since they are not intended for larger tires past 35s. Granted you can run larger, but its a matter of time before you will be replacing stuff. The only reason why I went with a Rubi was to offset the cost of when I decided to make the jump to larger tires.
RMC2
Caught the Bug
Keep your jeep and continue to upgrade. I think you will be money ahead in the long run. I think in the end, you would be upgrading most of the same parts anyway.
Factory lockers are cool to have, but ARBs are a lot better. Rubi tcase, should be very low on the list. You could always look for a front rubi d44 take off for a good price, but probably not the best use of the money.
Buy a good winch and don't go cheap on that. It doesn't have to be the most expensive one, but needs to be reliable. Even if it never gets used.
Factory lockers are cool to have, but ARBs are a lot better. Rubi tcase, should be very low on the list. You could always look for a front rubi d44 take off for a good price, but probably not the best use of the money.
Buy a good winch and don't go cheap on that. It doesn't have to be the most expensive one, but needs to be reliable. Even if it never gets used.