Don't marry a short girlfriend ...

[missionale]

is it the step stool that is the issue or short girlfriend? that's an easy fix.....

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[gato]

The form-fitting seat covers in my JLU require a plethora of straps that are secured (and under constant tension) under each seat. I'll have a look to determine if they are making excessive contact with the wires that you mention.

+1 on short girlfriends not being marriage material.

Look from behind (from back of Jeep if 4-door. Connector and wires are green and white. Hard to miss. It is attached to the floorboard and the wires sit tall under it.



What is the function of this "marriage" option that you guys speak off?

 

[CDRMidnight]

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What is the function of this "marriage" option that you guys speak off?

Its main function is to decrease the Mod Budget... tends to do so very well, I might add..

Cheers,
-CM-

 

[Dyolfknip74]

 

[InvertedLogic]

Correction, marry a short gf that can climb

 

[sentience]

Honestly, my first thought. Saw a TV special on the new (at the time) Chevy Tahoe/Suburban, and how you could have several elementary age children lined up in front single file before the top of the last one’s head was visible to the driver.

Only a matter of time before frontal cameras get mandated.

https://www.consumerreports.org/car-safety/the-hidden-dangers-of-big-trucks/

 

[galleywinter]

You're welcome!

My XR Rubi just delivered. Pick it up next Thursday. Hoping the wife is cool with $2k for these. It’s for her after all, right

 

[Jeff2018]

Hi Tod,

My XR Rubi just delivered. Pick it up next Thursday. Hoping the wife is cool with $2k for these. It’s for her after all, right

My wife rode in our '71 Bronco for 10 years... finally said ENOUGH!

We got our JL in March, and the only thing (besides the Jeep) that she said we had to buy was the RockSlide steps.

It was only her request.

We were at several events in Moab in the Bronco. On one trail, the engineering manager for Rock Slide was directly behind us in his JK. I think it drove him a little crazy when I would get out of the Bronco, grab the kitchen step stool that belonged to my Mom from the back, and walk over and put it down beside my wife's door. I still haven't figured out what the problem was... I never complained, and the stool never fell over. It must be a status thing.

The RockSlide steps work great, by the way.

Jeff

 

[SurfJeep]

You're welcome!

I’ve been telling my wife all year that I’m getting her these for Christmas!

 

[Ruby Mike]

I’ve been telling my wife all year that I’m getting her these for Christmas!

I have the exact same setup. With the 35 inch tires and the 3.5 (4.5) lift getting into and out of the jeep is much easier.

 

[FunWagon]

You can put the folding step under the rear seat or in the trunk

 

[Ruby Mike]

You can put the folding step under the rear seat or in the trunk

Even with the steps I carry a small folding step for the wife. Even 16 inches was to much for her to manage. Happy wife, happy life.

 

[RoadiJeff]

Correction, marry a short gf that can climb

Yep, that's what I did. My wife is 5' 1" and has no trouble getting in her dd JLU Recon. It's more about technique than size.

 

[JGlanton]

I don't understand this thread at all . My GF is 5'11" and, over a five day trip in the Rubicon, I never heard anything but how awesome the removable tops are.

 

[Sparty]

Yep, that's what I did. My wife is 5' 1" and has no trouble getting in her dd JLU Recon. It's more about technique than size.

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