Yeah, kill might be a strong word...it'd dig into the Grand's profits fo sho.
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I'd drive an LS Wrangler like it was stolen. And it probably would be if I were driving it
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Time and money. There is a stretched 2 door JK on the market right now. I've seen it in Moab and it's killer, I'll have to go find it.
Edit: https://forum.aev-conversions.com/fo...stretch-w-37-s https://forum.aev-conversions.com/fi...photoid=248871 |
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Just a difference in how they can build the unibody Grand vs the BOF Wrangler? |
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Interesting. Being it was from the "off-road division", was that to mean non-street legal applications or the Fourwheeling crowd? The 5.7 would have been fine for me. I wonder what the install time/cost was at a dealer.
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[goesbackintime] tells the AMC guys designing the first CJ-7 that 50 years from now the Italians will design the tailgate as a cast magnesium piece with a AL shell [/]
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i'm impressed by and all for it, good on them for making things better.
but back in the day, think about what they'd think. 1) the Italians ... 2) what would have been exotic construction, and on a jeep |
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(or that at one point in the future, the Germans (!!!) would own Jeep...) |
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I put about 130 miles on a lifted JL Sport this weekend and was very impressed. Power was great with the new 3.6 and 8 speed, normal driving was plenty of pep and it straight up scoots when you get into it. It shifts more than I'm used to or prefer on the highway, but nothing awful. That's pretty much unavoidable with that many gears and the aerodynamics of a cinder block. 35" mud tires don't help the situation either.
Ride and drive was very nice as well, no complaints there. Major road disturbances made it dance a little, but it's still very good for a solid axle rig. It was never sketchy or troublesome. Interior is very comfortable and quiet, adequate space for a pair of car seats in back with room to spare. Freedom panels just BARELY fit in the rear cargo area. The storage bag they provide is nice but not that well thought out. The divider flap attaches at the wrong end IMO, makes it a pain to get them in and out of the bag from within the cargo area. Very nice Jeep overall, I could happily DD one of those. |
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