K9Jeeper
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They really know how to make wheels look substandard... That’s like an industry standard. Using premium wheels to upsell you on the overall vehicle trim
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That's my plan. 35s and a nice lift while I save my coins for a Ultimate Dana 60 rear and possibly front also. This is my first Wrangler. I feel like a Rubicon is already put together. Doesn't leave me room to play around lolI think the sport is the best candidate for someone that wants a new reliable "affordable" (I say affordable because from the lineup it is the cheapest...but IMO it is a bit pricey for what it is) Jeep....keep it for a few years....then mod it way beyond the Rubicon level once its paid off and wheel it hard!
I think of it like Jeeps blank canvas for the aftermarketers dream build.
FCA has released 1 photo of the Sport. You think that is acceptable at this point, now that we know practically EVERYTHING about the other 2 models?.. find me a review of a Wrangler Sport, by the way.. please lolThat's my plan. 35s and a nice lift while I save my coins for a Ultimate Dana 60 rear and possibly front also. This is my first Wrangler. I feel like a Rubicon is already put together. Doesn't leave me room to play around lol
A Rubicon is without a doubt more so ready to go out of the gate than a Sport, but I wouldnt say its already put together. Its put together quite well as far as drive it off the lot and go climb some decent rocks, but there is always a lot of room for improvement later on.That's my plan. 35s and a nice lift while I save my coins for a Ultimate Dana 60 rear and possibly front also. This is my first Wrangler. I feel like a Rubicon is already put together. Doesn't leave me room to play around lol
I've done lots of mods to my 08 Rubi, and it continues to change. The Sport does give you more of a blank canvas, though, for sure.That's my plan. 35s and a nice lift while I save my coins for a Ultimate Dana 60 rear and possibly front also. This is my first Wrangler. I feel like a Rubicon is already put together. Doesn't leave me room to play around lol
Well I've been waiting to buy this truck for two years. A Sahara is only a Sport S with the visual upgrades pretty much if I'm correct. Rather or not they reviewed it or not, I planned on buying the JLU regardless long as what I heard was positive and they review's are indeed positive.FCA has released 1 photo of the Sport. You think that is acceptable at this point, now that we know practically EVERYTHING about the other 2 models?.. find me a review of a Wrangler Sport, by the way.. please lol
Well I don't even climb rocks now lol I have a GC right now. I'm buying more for the open air experience so it's straight out of the gate rock crawling abilities doesn't attract me. What does attract me is the amount of customizable features a Wrangler brings to the table.A Rubicon is without a doubt more so ready to go out of the gate than a Sport, but I wouldnt say its already put together. Its put together quite well as far as drive it off the lot and go climb some decent rocks, but there is always a lot of room for improvement later on.
This ^Alright, now we're creating more of this illusive stigma of elitism that surrounds the Rubicon. There is no difference in the grade of plastic for the black fender flares used on either the Sport or Rubicon, they're one in the same. To boot, the Sport has never had body-colored fender flares as an option from the factory, ever.