Black top and fenders for the win! Nice colors!Got her home!
I'm pretty happy with the 315/70 k02s I put on, they are close to the same weight as the stock 33" MTs that were on it. The truck is already a little challenged in the motor dept so I didnt want to throw on another 10-15lb of unsprung weight on each wheel. Sits nice and rides great. I didn't buy it to rock crawl so the additional clearance of 37's isn't really an issue for me. I got dirtbikes to do that stuff withHi guys, I'm joining the club this week, Manual 2021 Mojave. What are your opinions on 35s vs 37s on the Mojave? I do know that I want it do fit in my 80" garage and still maintain its desert-rated capabilities. Thank you
Welcome...I'm in AZ as well. Peoria.Got her home!
In my opinion the Mojave is an all inclusive designed package. The suspension being one of the key features. I may be in the minority, but if you plan on totally redoing the suspension, I don't see the reason to get a Mojave.Are there aftermarket suspension lift kits for the Mojave yet? More than 2”? Like 3, 3.5, or 4? Which manufacturers? Thinking 37” tires. Limit in my state is 38”.
I’m still in a JK, but thinking of a manual Mojave. Just waiting for half doors to be an option.
Since the rave with the Mojave is the suspension, is it worth to get it if I plan to get it lifted?
I had two manual Rubicons. The first year they came out with the TJ Rubicon, and later a JK Rubicon with half doors.
There are Mojave specific lifts out there. Fab fours has one and The bearded ginger did a great YouTube on his lift/parts from teraflex + others.In my opinion the Mojave is an all inclusive designed package. The suspension being one of the key features. I may be in the monitory, but if you plan on totally redoing the suspension, I don't see the reason to get a Mojave.