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boogieman:
Thanks for the comments  ;)

 I'll try & contact the supplying dealer I guess or Jeep (where are they built ?) I only do one kind of jacking these days  :shocked: :wink:

 I actually can't wait for the weekend so I can get the Jeep out of the garage again !!!

 With this level of fun, who cares about the petrol - it's worth it !!!   :lol: :smiley:

Blue72:
well, Ive finally bought one that i pick up tommorrow :) could be Boogiemans redneck Jeep cuz!!! another V8
quick question.....its has its standard road wheel and tyres...but I want to get a set of AT's on some wheels to use when laning.
Any options on wheel tyre packages??? I only lane one a month so ...but I will be getting it lifted :)


Cheers

Andy

El Hair:

--- Quote from: boogieman on April 07, 2009, 21:29:06 ---Thanks for the comments  ;)

 I'll try & contact the supplying dealer I guess or Jeep (where are they built ?) I only do one kind of jacking these days  :shocked: :wink:

 I actually can't wait for the weekend so I can get the Jeep out of the garage again !!!

 With this level of fun, who cares about the petrol - it's worth it !!!   :lol: :smiley:

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Non-US/Asia Jeeps are built in Austria. However, for the build sheet just let a Jeep dealership know the chassis number. ASAIK you'll have the Vari-Lok diffs (you jammy b'stard!).

Agree with the V8 engine noise (quietness and growl) - very cool. Welcome to the world of gas-guzzling planet killers   :dance:

El Hair:

--- Quote from: Blue72 on April 08, 2009, 11:43:02 ---well, Ive finally bought one that i pick up tommorrow :) could be Boogiemans redneck Jeep cuz!!! another V8
quick question.....its has its standard road wheel and tyres...but I want to get a set of AT's on some wheels to use when laning.
Any options on wheel tyre packages??? I only lane one a month so ...but I will be getting it lifted :)


Cheers

Andy

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If you're after packages like our green shield friends get (tyres + modular wheels) then you'll have a job as the nut config is non-standard. Personally, I've just replaced the tyres on mine with some muds. Your best bet may be to get some spare wheels, fit the ATs to these and swap them over as and when.

Blue72:
yep thats what i was thinking of doing
any ideas of what sizes I can get away with??

Cheers

Andy

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