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Old 01-12-2015, 09:03 PM
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I still had to get pulled out with a high-lift hack and a tree-saver strap on occasion.
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Old 01-12-2015, 09:07 PM
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Ricer is every beatdown civic with a two tone paint job and a fart can. JKU is far from that. Yes there is a group who buy for what it is and one who buys it for the look, that's with every vehicle. That being said since the mid 90s every jeep has had a good amount of after market support the only thing that holds back models are the owners. JKU owners have the cash and spend it driving up demand. Can't fault the good co's for wanting to get in on that.
Reason I call it a ricer is because everyone and their mother that doesn't go near off-roading has LED light bars with mud boggers and flat flares. That's the joke of the jk. But yes, there are many that do use their jku to try off-roading and I don't blame Chrysler for exploiting this. They are in it to make money. And now fiat will introduce their platform and make money off it. People will live the compact design in city scenarios

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Was sitting in my chair, minding my own business, then BAM, I smelt New York phaggotry. Naturally I come here to look, and there is Syco.
sure. Go back to pooping now.
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Old 01-12-2015, 09:10 PM
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Which was tougher, that JK recovery, or that XJ recovery.

(Erins XJ recovery beats both)
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Old 01-12-2015, 09:12 PM
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Which was tougher, that JK recovery, or that XJ recovery. (Erins XJ recovery beats both)
tougher was the XJ for me, I remember someone else doing a lot of the recovery on the JK
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Old 01-12-2015, 09:15 PM
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Reason I call it a ricer is because everyone and their mother that doesn't go near off-roading has LED light bars with mud boggers and flat flares. That's the joke of the jk. But yes, there are many that do use their jku to try off-roading and I don't blame Chrysler for exploiting this. They are in it to make money. And now fiat will introduce their platform and make money off it. People will live the compact design in city scenarios sure. Go back to pooping now.
It's not becoming to hate on a vehicle you can't afford and argue against someone who could, has, and wheeled the **** out of it.
All JKs have the same potential. All JK owners do not.
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tougher was the XJ for me, I remember someone else doing a lot of the recovery on the JK
The XJ recovery was one of the muddiest prime examples of needed recovery points.
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Old 01-12-2015, 09:19 PM
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The XJ recovery was one of the muddiest prime examples of needed recovery points.
I think I ended up throwing those pants away. now I don't wheel with pants, just in case
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My overall retort on the current conversation, I remember when this thread was awesome. Now look at you.
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It's not becoming to hate on a vehicle you can't afford and argue against someone who could, has, and wheeled the **** out of it. All JKs have the same potential. All JK owners do not.
Not to burst your bubble, I can afford to buy a Jk easily. I make more than enough as an electrician. Guess it's so quiet where you live you don't see many jk owners that just drive en to look cool. Guess what, outside your bubble, they do. I never bashed the jk at All but the fact what a good many people do with them, non off road wise.
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I still don't have rear tow points, but you should see my sweet light bar
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I think I ended up throwing those pants away. now I don't wheel with pants, just in case
No pants wheeling, the main reason I invite you out as much as I can.
Can't get enough of them little legs.
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No pants wheeling, the main reason I invite you out as much as I can. Can't get enough of them little legs.
I work hard to maintain these creamy white thighs
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Not to burst your bubble, I can afford to buy a Jk easily. I make more than enough as an electrician. Guess it's so quiet where you live you don't see many jk owners that just drive en to look cool. Guess what, outside your bubble, they do. I never bashed the jk at All but the fact what a good many people do with them, non off road wise.
You should meet the Chesapeake Jeep Club. 75% are mall crawling, middle aged men that didn't have anything better to spend their money on. They aren't very nice either. There's about 90% JKs/JKUs and the rest are some YJs and TJs.
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I think I ended up throwing those pants away. now I don't wheel with pants, just in case


i have to say it does make things awkward when you wheeling with just the guys.
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