be77solo
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Unless you want a manual transmission....If you don't want the diesel engine, the Max Tow is the only JT to buy.
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Unless you want a manual transmission....If you don't want the diesel engine, the Max Tow is the only JT to buy.
Agreed. After all aftermarket upgrades, u will have overpaid for everything that comes on a Rubicon or Mojave. As mentioned earlier, lockers aren't really needed much unless u rock crawl hard.Just remember that you can add almost anything to a Sport S Max Tow. Headlights, audio equipment, suspension, etc.
But, you cannot do the reverse and add 30% more payload and 10% more towing capacity to a Rubicon, Mojave, Overland, etc.
If you don't want the diesel engine, the Max Tow is the only JT to buy.
It is very easy to upgrade to high quality LED headlights on your current model. You can also upgrade the stereo (though it is pricy). You have a great setup right now with the Max Tow.@IamPro2A @Cripton805 With all that positive equity I owed it to myself to explore my options. The more I look at the differences however, the less I’m leaning towards trading as you stated. Yeah, my factory stereo sucks, LED headlights would be a welcomed addition in these rural Illinois roads, and passive entry is missed but does that justify a trade?
If you change the suspension on a max tow, would you be taking what makes it a max tow away from it? It seems like the suspension and tires are what gives you that extra 10% towing capacity/30% payload. Brakes, axles, and cooling system are the same as the Rubicon with towing package. So the difference has to be the suspension and tires. It won't change your GVWR placard, but the suspension is the difference. I'm sure it's more complicated than that, but it has to be a big part of it.Just remember that you can add almost anything to a Sport S Max Tow. Headlights, audio equipment, suspension, etc.
But, you cannot do the reverse and add 30% more payload and 10% more towing capacity to a Rubicon, Mojave, Overland, etc.
If you don't want the diesel engine, the Max Tow is the only JT to buy.
Precisely. Damn this weak clutch, too bad there's no MT (Max Tow) with an MT (Manual Transmission) option, and stronger clutch. No worries though. I'd rather row gears and have "barely adequate" tow, and pretty decent payload. No hate towards the Max Tow folks though! I like all JTs. Went wheeling with a Max Tow and Willys, and my Rubicon, and all held their own.Unless you want a manual transmission....
is this all taking into account that you could potentially void out warranties?Not really, because you can add a 7" or 8" stereo on yours pretty easily. It's a straight forward swap. You can also swap out your headlights with OEM ones or Oracle LED headlights. You can also add passive entry to yours as well. You have access to all that info on the forum. You can do all of that with a lot less than what a Rubicon or a Mojave would cost you with the same options.
This should help...I think I saw it in the forum, but for the life of me I can't find it again.
I'm talking about the detailed listing of all items included in the 24S package.
Anyone have a link to that? I mean it was item by item in the 24S...
Much appreciated if you can assist...
Kevin, I appreciate that...This should help...
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Kevin