NHyde
Well-Known Member
- First Name
- Nate
- Joined
- Jun 25, 2020
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- Location
- Suamico, Wisconsin
- Vehicle(s)
- 2020 Jeep Gladiator Sport S
- Occupation
- IT Manager
FYI, the Flyer/Flyer Pursue weight limit of the rack is like 150 lbs. I highly, highly, highly recommend getting the tent off of it unless you've reinforced it somehow.Hey, first time posting here. Had my JT for about a year. It’s a sport manual tranny with the teraflex 1.5 level kit and the mopar lift control arms with 285/70/17 tires. I’m looking to upgrade the ride. It’s fine on road, but I live a mile up a rough dirt road and frequently drive other poorly maintained dirt roads, especially since winter now presents multiple “mud seasons”. These conditions are super rough and annoying. I don’t off-road recreationally, but often run class IV roads and other fire/farm roads for back country snowboarding and mountain biking trail work etc. The rest of my driving is 35-50 mph rural roads, and occasionally short interstate sections. I’m considering the below options to improve the ride on rutted out dirt roads and off-road performance. Budget is $1500 right now.
-Currie antirock and bilstein 5100’s on stock sport coils
Or
-delete the level kit and add lift springs, better shocks, sway bar discos and an adjustable track bar.![]()
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