My 22 JTOD rides smoother than my wife’s 24 JLU Willys, and rode better than her 18 JLU sport. We are now both lifted on 37s and use the same falcon shocks, and I feel like I need a kidney belt while driving her wrangler.
11 hour drive from SoCal to Moab with my wife following me in her new JLU, 4-5 days of wheeling, and driving back home in one piece(mostly). My wife lost a front driveshaft, I broke both rear endlink mounts and bent a tie rod. That’s been the highlight of ownership thus far.
Stop reading things and start doing things. I have the Alpine setup with factory sub still being used in addition to two Sundown 8s under the seat. Only other change was the Kicker dash speakers out of the Dodge Dart. Running an LC2i converter to a 6 year old Skar amp touching 2,680 watts on...
Because we’re not on the Mustang forums, that’s why. Why would anyone jump on the inter webs just to bash someone else’s choice because it’s not theirs?
Consider a daystar .75” rear spring spacer if you’re going to 37s, they’re pretty cheap. I found with 37s I would rub on big dips while the bed had a little weight in it. Not much, just scrubbed the fender liner. My wife’s JLU has 37s on stock wheels, and I used 1.5” wheel spacers because it was...
They already handle 450 ft lbs of torque now from the diesel, a 5.7 would be less than that and a 6.4 would barely make more. Pretty sure they’ll be fine
I have been hearing more and more bad things about the Patagonia tires. Seems very hit and miss. They don’t even have the look of a good tire, and yes that matters to some. I have the Toyo RT Trail tires and love them. Just a hair over 35k on them with 5 tire rotations at 5k miles. The AT III...