Mojave1
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Any word on a steel front bumper for the Mojave yet?Don’t recall reading stronger wheels, but they have more outboard off set to gain clearance for the big Fox shocks on the Mojave.
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Any word on a steel front bumper for the Mojave yet?Don’t recall reading stronger wheels, but they have more outboard off set to gain clearance for the big Fox shocks on the Mojave.
That toooctane red in the dodge brand and I believe red velvet in the grand Cherokee
No kidding - the sport section is getting difficult to keep straightLooks like the "High Altitude" is pretty awesome... and expensive. It has the wide Rubicon axles and all the safety options.
Also, there is nothing in the Willys Sport/Willys descriptions saying it comes with rock rails... unless that's what "PROTECTION SILL RAILS" are.
I'm getting Gladiator Model fatigue... too many different platforms now.
Yah, my spreadsheet is kind of disgusting with tabs and I still haven’t added the 80th anniversary yet.No kidding - the sport section is getting difficult to keep straight
That is how the rails on the Rubicon are described. They bolt directly to the body bottom pinch seam. I would assume they are the same mild protection.Also, there is nothing in the Willys Sport/Willys descriptions saying it comes with rock rails... unless that's what "PROTECTION SILL RAILS" are.
See, that's just odd... because there are also Door Sills that are the scratch guards. That being said, here's the "Sill Rail" situation in the order form:That is how the rails on the Rubicon are described. They bolt directly to the body bottom pinch seam. I would assume they are the same mild protection.
These are not the droids you are looking forWhat happened to code XHC, the Trailer Brake Control, for $395 (!) that was listed in the July order guide????
I crawled under the 2020 mojave last weekend and honestly didn't look at the rails, I was looking at the shocks and looking for any frame reinforcements. The rubicon has 2 (I think) mounting bolts behind the pinch weld. Maybe the Willy's and Sport only mount to the pinch weld? Either way if you are going to slide on rocks they are minimal protection. I switched to frame mounted rock rails on my JLUR. I can take pictures of the JLUR factory pinch weld hiders as they are in the corner of my garage.See, that's just odd... because there are also Door Sills that are the scratch guards. That being said, here's the "Sill Rail" situation in the order form:
PROTECTION SILL RAILS (XGS) - Standard Feature in Willys Sport and Willys. Those are then listed as a Standard feature on the Mojave as well.
ROCK PROTECTION SILL RAILS (MEF) - Standard Feature on the Rubicon.
So... What is provided on the Mojave (this existed for the 2020 Mojave as well), this is what will be provided with the Willys models.
Based on the data currently available... no idea. There is nothing in the order sheet specifying the GVW for the High Altitude. /c: There is no indication that it has improved gearing, so I don't expect it to be Max Tow for Overland... but it could just be that they haven't called out the 4.10 in this sheet.Question: If High Altitude is going to have the stronger wider Rubicon axles, do we know what the tow rating will be? I'm wondering if it will stay at 6,000 like the Sport / Overland with the tow package, or if it may be 7,000 like the Rubicon. I am thinking the gearing and especially the brakes might be bigger factors in the $7k tow rating. It is hard to keep all this separate.
What happen to Gobi and Gator?Looks like no Sarge green. Only new color is snazzberry.