Got A New Toy Over The Weekend!
Got A New Toy Over The Weekend!
Just recently moved to Colorado Springs and my 2wd F-150 just wasn't enough for the places I want to go around here so I bought something a little more fitting and yes I still have the F150. Got a great deal on it at $5500.00.
Has a new top and brand new carpet still in the box. Here are the specs.
1998 Jeep Wrangler TJ
4 cyl.
73k miles
Mods-
Put Stock Rubicon wheels on it with Goodyear MTR's
Repainted all the fender flares and bumpers
Future Mods-
4" Suspension Lift
33"s
Lockers
Exhaust and Intake
Let me know what you guys think!
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Has a new top and brand new carpet still in the box. Here are the specs.1998 Jeep Wrangler TJ
4 cyl.
73k miles
Mods-
Put Stock Rubicon wheels on it with Goodyear MTR's
Repainted all the fender flares and bumpers
Future Mods-
4" Suspension Lift
33"s
Lockers
Exhaust and Intake
Let me know what you guys think!
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Nice looking rig
I would have held out for the 4.0L but the 4cyl is still a decent motor. I would really consider regearing before suspension lift and 33's
Even if you just through a locker in there you would have a great wheeling rig.
I would have held out for the 4.0L but the 4cyl is still a decent motor. I would really consider regearing before suspension lift and 33's
Even if you just through a locker in there you would have a great wheeling rig.
The 4cyl is not too bad. This is my 5th Wrangler I've had and two of the five were 6cyl. You notice a difference, but as long as yo don't go much bigger that 33's on the 4cyl then you fine. Also if you get one the small engine mods make a pretty big difference like the CAI, throttle body spacers and exhaust. I had that on my last 4cyl and it ran pretty good with 33" M/T's



I had a YJ w/ the 2.5L and it was fine w/ 33s and stock 4:10s on the trail and in town, but was awful on the hiway. You're going to lock the D35?