At the moment I have a Sierra. SOA, 34" tyres, ect. I also have a 98 Commodore as a daily. I'm sick of two rego's and insurance. I want something as capable as my zook, however need a tidy car to drive to work. I'm considering of selling both and getting myself a TJ between 97- 2002. I would Ideally like to fit 33- 35" tyres and will lock it front and rear. Really 35's would be best but am unsure of what mods I need. I will also get a set of 31 or 33" A/t for road use. How much will I need to spend? Am I better off purchasing a modded jeep or doing it up myself. What kind of budget will I need to make it a weapon off road and still be ok on road.
Any help will be appreciated
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Need Advice (Possible Future Jeep Owner)
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Need Advice (Possible Future Jeep Owner)
5.12, 34" SUPERSWAMPER, REAR AIR LOCKED
Re: Need Advice (Possible Future Jeep Owner)
I think daily driving a TJ with 35's will be a hard sell .. pending how far you drive and the state your in.
I bought my TJ new in 2000 so have no idea about costing's today.
I'd go for a 2000/1/2 model as they had better exhaust manifolds and few other neat mods ... though if the truck's ten year old they've likely fixed the major issues by now.
C
I bought my TJ new in 2000 so have no idea about costing's today.
I'd go for a 2000/1/2 model as they had better exhaust manifolds and few other neat mods ... though if the truck's ten year old they've likely fixed the major issues by now.
C
Patriot Blue 2000 TJ - Lifted - Locked - Mudded
Re: Need Advice (Possible Future Jeep Owner)
I will drive it Daily to work which is 5k away. I go to site a couple of times a week wich is usually between 30min to 1 Hr. Like I said I will have smaller tyres for daily duties. How strong is there drive train and how likely am I to damage it in the bush. I drive sensibly and mainly drive low traction hills and tracks. (I.e. Being in Vic there is mud). I do however avoid bog holes
5.12, 34" SUPERSWAMPER, REAR AIR LOCKED
Re: Need Advice (Possible Future Jeep Owner)
I think how big is Ur wallet
jeep are good and i love my jeep but
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jeep are good and i love my jeep but
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Re: Need Advice (Possible Future Jeep Owner)
you will need minimum 4 inch lift and preferably a 1 inch body lift , slip yoke eliminator , dc rear shaft , adj panhard rods , chromo tie rod , 4.56 ratios are good with 35s , new carriers or lockers to support ratio change , extended brake lines . adjustable upper arms , fixed or adjustable lower arms , 7 inch wide flares , extended rear sway bar links , front sway bar disconnnects and add wheels and tyres of choice .
they are not the best on fuel but if you only drive 5klm each way to work you will be fine my tj gets 300klm to 50litres .
get on some of the american sites for a look like quadratec and 4wd hardware at the parts available for tj,s as they would have to have more aftermarket support
than any other make of 4x4 in the world .
they are not the best on fuel but if you only drive 5klm each way to work you will be fine my tj gets 300klm to 50litres .
get on some of the american sites for a look like quadratec and 4wd hardware at the parts available for tj,s as they would have to have more aftermarket support
than any other make of 4x4 in the world .
Re: Need Advice (Possible Future Jeep Owner)
a mate has a wrangler with 33's. 2 inch lift and is pretty capable, locker in the front...
dont really need a locker in the back as the limo in his is pretty tight..
great cars but very thirsty, and parts are very expensive.
also they are pretty uncomfortable as a daily if you have muddies on it-road noise is a killer with a soft top//
keep the zook and commodore...
i also own a zook and a commodore
dont really need a locker in the back as the limo in his is pretty tight..
great cars but very thirsty, and parts are very expensive.
also they are pretty uncomfortable as a daily if you have muddies on it-road noise is a killer with a soft top//
keep the zook and commodore...
i also own a zook and a commodore
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94 vitara, rear air locker, 31's, dual battery, custom front and rear tube bars, chopped guards, reduction gears
94 vitara, rear air locker, 31's, dual battery, custom front and rear tube bars, chopped guards, reduction gears
Re: Need Advice (Possible Future Jeep Owner)
I got a zook and xr6 turbo and also considering getting rid of them both for the wrangler... There is a bit of work to get it lifted even a couple of inches. A few $$$ to spend i think... but i can't find a Lux or anything similar with similar k's and age e.t.c. for any where near the same price as the wrangler.
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