probably, the stock shocks and control arms are fine, but they’re not great. Easy enough to find shocks that offer better ride quality. And don’t even get me started about riding in a jeep with long arms and shocks you can control compression and rebound on.
I Was on 38s with fox 2.5 DSC and the ride was ok but nothing as good as stock wheels tires and lift.
You live in a great neighborhood (well, except for ‘ol no shoulders). I love the peace and quiet where I live, but compared to west Texas, it’s like Times Square (‘crept we are a free stateSome of my neighbors.
)is-see it ALL the time, lift, big aggressive tires and never leave the pavement
. Frankly, I don’t get it, but that’s just me.
I mostly agree with this. Lockers, like a winch, won't be needed by most people, in most instances. But both of these are a damn near necessity when you do need them.
yep, much better to have and not need, than need and not have
"Here in Tucson we only get 8 inches of rain per year...but you should be here the day we get it."
This was so true in my old Jeep but I never followed through on mechanical lockers. I wanted to avoid falling into the same trap, so I just paid for them with new jeep. And I've used them... and am just waiting for the sensors to go out.
I used to live there. This is fairly accurate. It's either hotter than the fires of hell. Or monsoon season.
Didn't take me very long to have issues. They changed the rear axle 3 times, and have tried wiring harness and other associated half assed attempts to repair. If you don't have bad sensors right now, get them potted immediately to avoid the hassle.
Sounds eerily similar to our area.
I would say that June through September are pretty much too hot for top down with no AC.
So that would still leave 8 months. But it's still subjective, I usually last a couple weeks in to June, and can start the last couple weeks of September. Everyone has different comfort levels.
