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01-31-2013, 03:03 PM
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01-31-2013, 03:04 PM
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01-31-2013, 03:05 PM
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I'll reevaluate who to buy the kits from, and will definitely scale back to 3~3.5. Thanks for the input.
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01-31-2013, 03:11 PM
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Thanks guys. Among the sarcasm was a bit of wisdom. I'll now tuck my tail and head back to the car forums. Clearly I'm not worthy to be in the presence of such XJ 4x4 brilliance.
I'll reevaluate who to buy the kits from, and will definitely scale back to 3~3.5. Thanks for the input.
I will never understand why some feel it's necessary to bash newcomers to their hobby....as if you were born with all the knowledge you now have. I logged into this site to learn from you all....not get whacked.
I'll reevaluate who to buy the kits from, and will definitely scale back to 3~3.5. Thanks for the input.
I will never understand why some feel it's necessary to bash newcomers to their hobby....as if you were born with all the knowledge you now have. I logged into this site to learn from you all....not get whacked.
. Seriously though, stick around.
01-31-2013, 03:11 PM
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01-31-2013, 03:13 PM
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Thanks guys. Among all the sarcasm was a little bit of wisdom. I'll now tuck my tail and head back to the car forums. Clearly I'm not worthy to be in the presence of such XJ 4x4 brilliance.
I will never understand why some feel it's necessary to bash newcomers to their hobby....as if you were born with all the knowledge you now have. I logged into this site to learn from you all....not get whacked.
I will never understand why some feel it's necessary to bash newcomers to their hobby....as if you were born with all the knowledge you now have. I logged into this site to learn from you all....not get whacked.
Listen, the answers given were legit. Lowrange can come across rough at times i know but he only means well. Listen to his advise and you won't regret it. Rubicon Express is a very nice lift kit! Hope you and your daughter have fun wheeling in the future.
Feel free to ask any question you want.
01-31-2013, 03:15 PM
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01-31-2013, 03:16 PM
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Yeah, I edited it after I chilled. My bad. It takes all kinds, and I'm no exception. Thanks again.
I'm looking at the Rubicon Express 3.5" kit now. Will likely have more questions, and welcome all input......even a sarcastic barb if it makes you feel good.
I'm looking at the Rubicon Express 3.5" kit now. Will likely have more questions, and welcome all input......even a sarcastic barb if it makes you feel good.
01-31-2013, 03:18 PM
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Ok ok. Easy does it guys.
Listen, the answers given were legit. Lowrange can come across rough at times i know but he only means well. Listen to his advise and you won't regret it. Rubicon Express is a very nice lift kit! Hope you and your daughter have fun wheeling in the future.
Listen, the answers given were legit. Lowrange can come across rough at times i know but he only means well. Listen to his advise and you won't regret it. Rubicon Express is a very nice lift kit! Hope you and your daughter have fun wheeling in the future.
01-31-2013, 03:19 PM
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You will be happy with it, get full leaf packs and good shocks and there wont be any complaints.
01-31-2013, 03:22 PM
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Thanks guys. Among the sarcasm was a bit of wisdom. I'll now tuck my tail and head back to the car forums. Clearly I'm not worthy to be in the presence of such XJ 4x4 brilliance.
I'll reevaluate who to buy the kits from, and will definitely scale back to 3~3.5. Thanks for the input.
I will never understand why some feel it's necessary to bash newcomers to their hobby....as if you were born with all the knowledge you now have. I logged into this site to learn from you all....not get whacked.
I'll reevaluate who to buy the kits from, and will definitely scale back to 3~3.5. Thanks for the input.
I will never understand why some feel it's necessary to bash newcomers to their hobby....as if you were born with all the knowledge you now have. I logged into this site to learn from you all....not get whacked.
I'm surprised you heard anything good about Rusty's. That's not a common thing to hear.
I ask how old your daughter is and how long she's been driving. In my opinion, a new driver doesn't need to be in a 4.5" lift XJ.
I suggested 3" of lift due to comfort, simplicity and to save you a few bucks.
01-31-2013, 03:24 PM
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I wasn't bashing you. I may come off as sarcastic but they were all honest questions.
I'm surprised you heard anything good about Rusty's. That's not a common thing to hear.
I ask how old your daughter is and how long she's been driving. In my opinion, a new driver doesn't need to be in a 4.5" lift XJ.
I suggested 3" of lift due to comfort, simplicity and to save you a few bucks.
I'm surprised you heard anything good about Rusty's. That's not a common thing to hear.
I ask how old your daughter is and how long she's been driving. In my opinion, a new driver doesn't need to be in a 4.5" lift XJ.
I suggested 3" of lift due to comfort, simplicity and to save you a few bucks.
01-31-2013, 04:07 PM
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01-31-2013, 04:50 PM
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