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National Jeep Jamboree Victoria 2010 - Melbourne Jeep Owners Club

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can run 33's but will run away down hills a bit

6spd can do 32's no issue
autos 31 as brakes will get a work out

NATIONAL JEEP JAMBOREE VICTORIA 2010 30/09/2010 - 03/10/2010

The Melbourne Jeep Owners Club is proud to announce that we will be hosting the National Jeep Jamboree Victoria 2010.

When MJOC ran the National Jeep Jamboree Victoria 2004, we set the bar for Jeep events in Australia, with over 600 ...

registrations close this Friday 10th April 2009

So with otway antics not on this is the only formal Otways event this half year

Northern Jeep are excellent in Bundoora - really good group and wanting the help jeep community really well

MJOC Jeep Muster 2009 24/04/2009 - 26/04/2009

The Melbourne Jeep Owners Club invites all club members and owners of Jeep brand vehicles to our annual MJOC Jeep Muster 2009.

It will be a fantastic weekend in the Otways Ranges area, suitable for families and all levels of driver experience. Trips ...

try www.ausjeepoffroad.com

you'll find heaps of info on jeeps there

the xj is a great little truck - the i6 is a great motor and very good offroad

look at all the diesel options

KK jeep cherokee
kia sorento
Jeep wrangler unlimited
jeep patriot no low range
holden captiva no low range
hyundai terrican

they will all get much better fuel economy, be better than towing

don't know if the japs have any good mid size diesels

you should consider the WJ Jeep grand cherokee - especially if you can find the 2.7l merc crd

the v8's are a great motor - just a little thirsty 14-16 l per 100k

a 2in lift and 31 in tyres they are an ideal size very capable especially with quadradrive(front and rear lsd's)

extremely comfortable ...

If you want more than a 2in lift you will need an Slip Yoke Eliminator (sye) these are $1700 minimum

so keep saving and do that all at once

PS will need to do ratios as well if going 33's or bigger

registrations close this weekend - so if your considering time to make a decision

Book in today and come and enjoy the Jeep experience

All Jeep owners -

you have till the 20th April to register for this event and if you do

you will go into a Draw to drive a fully specd Wrangler Rubicon Unlimited - supplied by Chrylser Jeep on a Muster trip (3trips to be won)

So if you own a Jeep come along for a day or all weekend

Ramp ...

register for the jeep jambo - hunter valley sept 2008

take the family and let all other jeep owners convince the family you have make a great decision

Need at least a 3.5in lift for an XJ to fit 32's which i'm not sure are legal in QLD

Guys do 4 in lifts here to do 33's

2 in lift will fit 31's easy and 32's if you cut the guards

Check www.wooders.com.au or www.ausjeepoffroad.com and ask the xj guys in there

go have a look at the grand cherokee srt 8

6.1l hemi v8 - 600nm - multi displacement engine

0-100 in less than 6 seconds back to 0 in less than 10

they are a beast

should be the occasional one on the second hand market now been here for 2 years now

if you love power these have no equal as a ...

read the thread Goodster

MJOC members and Jeep owners (non Members)

Zuk boy very welcome cause he's a member ....

www.wooders.com.au

www.usa4x4.com.au

www.poly4x4.com.au

any of these 3 will help you

the v6 shouldn't be gutless its got better output than the I6 in the current wrangler

it might be the ratios limiting your hooning requirements

Until the american market has a need for rubicon in crd it won't happen

you miht get a 5.7l hemi one though then you wouldn't have any power issues

retu Was burning up the beach in one of these at the weekend, got it stuck pretty bad a couple of times...

Twin lockers, front and rear ARB bars, winch the whole business....

The key in the ignition alarm thing is pissing me off...

How do I remove it?

Also the seatbelt thing?

Is there other ...

just had an mjoc member drive from melbourne to melbourne via broken hill, corner country, alice,darwin, bungles, broome, shark bay, perth, esperance etc

with a camper trailor

had 3 or 4 issues - had a pan rod bend, rear suspension drop,

did 25000 k at 18l per 100k with a fully loaded vehicle ...

In this market there are actually 4 choices

1. prado - great truck 4 years ago new ones are too low and crd underpowered
2. Landrover - excellent truck - can be unreliable - very expensive
3. pajero - well fitted out - not as tough off road as competitors
4. Jeep commander - the 3l crd and ...

jeep97tj wrote:Grand Gherokees 3500kg
defender, disco and range 3500
Pather finders 3000
Patrol wagons 3200-3500
All cruisers 3500
dual cab navara 3000

New F250 and F350 are only 2270kg braked but 1600 unbraked

Add the Jeep commander to that list - 3.5t
not sure what the Pajero TD does ?

KJ not really a hard core 4x4

need to go to www.ausjeepoffroad.com and ask in the KJ section

1 had one 3 years ago 3.7l and had no issues apart from the computer kept resetting itself.. Very solid and reliable vehicle

Struth

if you order a JK rubicon wrangler ....(not cherokee)

in 6months when you get the car come to Melbourne Jeep club

www.mjoc.org.au

for all details

do you mean

JK jeep wrangler rubicon

there are heaps of pictures on the following thread :

http://www.ausjeepoffroad.com/forum/sho ... hp?t=69087

there is a review in 4wd monthly this edition also no link for that yet

Are you after 2 door or 4 door?

CRD are almost irrelavent in US

they cannot get the ratios right with the Dana 44's

Jeep are selling every wrangler they can make ....I don't see the research issue there

the crd in the rubicon will come be patient - let the demand slow a little then the JT Ute and Crd rubicon will be here