R3PTAR all grown up (Pic Heavy)
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The pitbulls ride surprisingly well. This jeeps rides as smooth as stock. I am extremely impressed as I have driven many lifted vehicles with many different mud tires. They do have a hum to them when you get rolling down the highway, but nothing the radio won't cover up. I picked this up friday from the shop and drive straight to the mountains for 2 hours and it road great.
I didn't program it when I drove to the mountains and it held onto gears for a long time and would shift at like 5500-6000. It was a little crazy, I started driving in tiptronic so I could shift. While I was in the mountains I put the aev procal on and it was much better than the drive up. The shifts are a lot better, still holds onto 3rd for a while. I will def get regeared soon. I will admit I thought the AEV was a bit of hoax because I have used many handheld tuners, but it did improve the driveability of my jeep.
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Woah really? move around child wasn't addressing you.
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UGA ALUM HERE!!!! GO DAWGS!!!!!
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Love your build! The Jeep is looking great. I read your comments about the MBRP exhaust and had to smile as I made the same mistake. Just too loud for me and sounded like some teenager in a Honda going down the road. Neighbors loved it when I lost that thing. I am now considering an AFE high tuck cat back exhaust. If you're interested I'll let you know how it goes. I want just a little low rumble overstock and stainless underneath for longer life. Great job with the jeep and love the color by the way
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Love your build! The Jeep is looking great. I read your comments about the MBRP exhaust and had to smile as I made the same mistake. Just too loud for me and sounded like some teenager in a Honda going down the road. Neighbors loved it when I lost that thing. I am now considering an AFE high tuck cat back exhaust. If you're interested I'll let you know how it goes. I want just a little low rumble overstock and stainless underneath for longer life. Great job with the jeep and love the color by the way
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