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Wraith
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Hey everyone, so I wanted to clarify as there was a bit of confusion it seems with the images. I have swapped out the initial renders with the larger tires for the correct stock tires and stock Rubicon suspension height into the initial post. I realize now that everyone was more interested in how a stock render would look so the larger tire renders are replaced. If anyone wants color changes/additions by all means please use the renders in the initial post however you see fit! Hopefully that helps clear up things. Cheers!
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That's a truck I would buy. Thanks, Wraith.
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Thank you
Maybe a bit more realistic on the tire size...
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Can someone make the color white please......
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Maybe white with a ton of dirt/mud splattering on it
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I'm still very curious how the rear fender flares are going to line up. This rendering looks like it would require the fender flare to mount both to the bed and the cab which I don't think they could do because of flex.
I think this older rendering has less overlap of the fender flare. Enough where I think it might only require the flare to be mounted to the bed. But then again there is still going to be some flex between the two and it would suck if there was an issue with rubbing -kind of like how the rear bumper rubs on the JL. I'm surprised they were not able to just replicate the AEV dimensions so there is not a potential issue.
I think this older rendering has less overlap of the fender flare. Enough where I think it might only require the flare to be mounted to the bed. But then again there is still going to be some flex between the two and it would suck if there was an issue with rubbing -kind of like how the rear bumper rubs on the JL. I'm surprised they were not able to just replicate the AEV dimensions so there is not a potential issue.
DropW
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When I look at the spy shots, the rear fenders appear to stop before crossing into the space of the body . So I think the rear fenders are just attached to the bed . The camouflage gives the rear fender a longer look, but after looking at all the different angles in the spy photos I feel it ends right before it gets to the body . I could be wrong , we shall hopefully see soon .
propkillr
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Hey Wraith, that Rubi looks good and since I won't be able to afford it without selling my wife to a prince of Arabia, could you take the time and show us what the Sport or Sahara might look like? I'M hoping it will be a sport. That I can swing. Too bad the people in charge don't see what a sale Giant they have by letting the JT be a little less pricey. anyway Wraith, thanks for the look at what might be. I keep hearing people say ,oh that JT has Sport wheels. Kind of like to see the difference. thanks
Also can you swing about Three more victories for my South Carolina Gamecocks? you do such a good job for Jeep Hopefuls
Also can you swing about Three more victories for my South Carolina Gamecocks? you do such a good job for Jeep Hopefuls
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