slinghigh
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Oh yeah just bought a 22 jlu HV 2.0l tc 8sp...does a 1" wheel spacer really hurt my jeep....they look so good...I would go 1 1/2" if my conscience would let me....or do I keep warranty and keep stock
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JP29
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Firmly in the other category. It's my dream vehicle, and I do everything with it - go offroad, on road trips, as my daily driver, and even just cruising. I find the 2.0T drives really fun in the city and burbs. Then again, I haven't had a fast car since the aughts, so what do I know!
Jim1964
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Six months of the year it’s a grocery getter; the other half we spend exploring, most often in the western states, and typically in dirt every day. I don’t mind challenging the vehicle up to the limit of it’s abilities, but for me that’s a means to an end (someplace we want to see and explore) and not the purpose of the experience.
JINO
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Majority of the time, it's my daily driver.
But I live near a bunch of mountain trails, so a few times a week I'll hit up a trail.
They're closed now, due to deep snow and fining people if caught on them.
So I'm itching to go, might go to the desert and camp a night or two.
But I live near a bunch of mountain trails, so a few times a week I'll hit up a trail.
They're closed now, due to deep snow and fining people if caught on them.
So I'm itching to go, might go to the desert and camp a night or two.
Wabujitsu
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My use has changed a bit over time, so I changed my vote to “other.”
Both of our Jeeps are accessorized and built for pre and post hurricane bug out/recovery/downed tree winching and towing, etc, and navigating flooded and destroyed roads.
We also use mine for farm purposes; fence repair, hauling hay and feed, pulling trees and stumps, etc.
They are daily drivers, mostly mine. When we go wheeling a few times a year, it’s usually hard Florida wheeling.
A mixed bag.
Both of our Jeeps are accessorized and built for pre and post hurricane bug out/recovery/downed tree winching and towing, etc, and navigating flooded and destroyed roads.
We also use mine for farm purposes; fence repair, hauling hay and feed, pulling trees and stumps, etc.
They are daily drivers, mostly mine. When we go wheeling a few times a year, it’s usually hard Florida wheeling.
A mixed bag.
Maverick909
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My Jeep is setup mostly for Overland camping trips. But I do love a nice moderate trail to push my abilities. I am slowly getting the jeep ready to step up into the harder trials. I would like to get holcomb valley and john bull trail BOH's to finish out big bear and possibly get the Pinyon mountain badge. then off to the rubicon.
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