jlang
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NoooooooooMaybe I’ll let her borrow my 392 for a week
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NoooooooooMaybe I’ll let her borrow my 392 for a week
And I’m not usually one to go cheap especially on upgrades.The right lift, tires, shocks, steering components can make a huge difference in the ride quality of a Jeep.
The lift is one place where it is not recommended to go cheap.
The last thing you want to hear is "you put all this stuff on my Jeep and now the ride quality is terrible."
IMHO, if you are going to lift the JL, go with a quality American made lift from RK or similar.
Then use other good American made stuff from Steer Smarts, Next Venture labs, etc.
For sure- I think if you dump some $$$ into the wifes Jeep too, she will feel the love.She is a beauty. You’re right. That night be a bad idea.
I hear ya.That’s what I need to figure out with her. I’ll jokes aside I need to determine if she can wait for a 2023 refresh and maybe get something else that she likes or upgrade this current one. It’s not even a year old.
Sounds like my wife- she buys books- I buy everything else...Haha we’ll see. I will probably do it for her because I love her and honestly she’s not very materialistic. I’m definitely more materialistic than her.
That’s beautiful. I plan to put lots of miles between both of our rigs. We already went up the coast to Oregon and back on spring break. That was a beautiful trip. And we also did lots of local camping here in SoCal.I hear ya.
Kailani 1.0 is about 18 months in our care and has thirty-five thousand awesome miles.