Looking to buy more Jeep parts. Thinking about tackling the steering upgrades next. I have 4K miles on a 2021 with little to no wandering. Thoughts? Tips? Brands? Importance? Please share your thoughts!
Thanks!
The fenders on the JL are much better. In that photo it isnāt even fully flexed either. It has more. You will be plenty fine with 35s for sure. I know most get 35s and wish they went 37s so just keep that in mind!
I am running running the fuel zephyr wheels with Milestar Patagonia M/T in 37x12.50x17. The wheel dimensions are -12 offset and 4.530 backspacing. I didnāt want something that pokes super hard but needed to clear components at full lock.
I did hear the rear inner fender liner and mold them back...
Here is my 2021 JLUR with the AEV 2.5ā. I couldnāt agree more this kit is just all around good. On and off road. Will be ordering an adjustable track bar soon to just fine tune the axle. But I have no noticeable complaints about not having one on now. But you know, Jeep parts are hard to not...
My ambient temperature gauge is reading 65 degrees and itās 95 degrees today here in Colorado. This is a constant issue with the JL, when is this going to be corrected by Jeep?
Newish here as well. Been busy with the Jeep, still has paper tags, got my first trail rash and have put alot of time in installing parts. There is so much good information on this forum I love it.
The stock Rubiconās are very capable. Thatās an understatement. The only thing I wanted more of after taking mine out stock was just a bit more clearance. Thatās why I needed up getting the kit and getting it on. Had my Jeep 6 days and itās lifted already. 37s will be here Wednesday then I will...
Same here. If I could wait and do it all over a weekend I would. But I kind of have to take the time when I can get it, thatās why im going to knock out the lift tomorrow š„“
Heck yes. I intend to do so. Colorado has a very large playground a short drive from my house. Canāt wait to get out next weekend. These jeeps are insanely capable stock, itās unreal!
I hear that! I definitely had to grind to find the parts. But I was able to find the wheels I wanted in stock, milestars were pretty easy to come by along with the tire carrier. The rhino rack was a bit tough to find but a local shop was able to get it. I was in between on lifts as well but I...
I definitely understand. I have quite a bit of years in the off road scene and enjoy all sorts of types of being out wheelin. Went to Moab in my last build and tackled some trails, Fins n things and top of the world were the the big ones. Instantly knew I wanted to build a Jeep to tackle those...
Awesome advice! Thank you. I just get so anxious to get things done. I have also never had a platform that offers so many aftermarket parts, itās amazing and expensive š