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Here’s some pics on Oahu’s North Shore!
Tuggernuts
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I hope you don’t mind but I made one of these photos my screen saver. It’ll have to do until my truck comes in.Here’s some pics on Oahu’s North Shore!
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The last one, right? That’s an awesome shot!
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Picked up my Diesel yesterday ?
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I’ve always wanted a Diesel Jeep. I didn’t realize how bad until I drove a customers JL with the diesel and 40” tires.
I absolutely loved my previous build but bad blood with a vendor and holes drilled all over the body for their parts made me want to sell it.
I have a set of Dynatrac 60/80 axles ordered for it that should be here sometime in January. I will likely be running a Rebel DSS setup up front, but other than that I’m really not sure which route I will be going for the rest of the parts.
OMTBiker
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You always put together beautiful builds, can't wait to see the transformation! I am contemplating a move to a diesel Gladiator.
TheSolarWizard
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im surprised you opt for the rubicon package with the level of mods you guys do. Any particular reason?
what gearing did you pick for the axles?
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The value of the take offs are usually about the same as the price difference from my experience(With all the options that matter to me.) And as dumb as it may be with most of the Rubicon parts off the name still holds better resale value than a Sport with the exact same mods.
Now if I didn't care about power windows/locks/upgraded radio/LED's etc a base Sport is where I would start.
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For anyone building one right now that is going to replace most of the Rubicon parts, a diesel 80th Anniversary Edition might be the sweet spot. I think all of the diesels get the D44 front and rear axles, upgraded radio, windows, locks, etc. If you order the LED light package it comes with headlights, foglight, and drl/turn signal. About the only thing you can not option is the integrated front camera.
Had to update with correct information on the axles for the diesel. They are the M220 rear and M210 front but not the wide track axles.
Had to update with correct information on the axles for the diesel. They are the M220 rear and M210 front but not the wide track axles.
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Looks fantastic! Scenery and the Jeep. I love those wheels too. I almost ordered them last week for mine.Here’s some pics on Oahu’s North Shore!
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So are all the diesels wide track or not, Jeep.com says they are with 3.73 greasing
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