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Old 03-21-2009, 06:36 PM
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Default stock JK rubicon flex
just bored today wanted to see how much i could push it.
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show me some more stock flexxxxx
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Old 03-21-2009, 07:17 PM
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Nice.

One question though. If you Jeep is stock, why are you running those black steel wheels? To protect the nice stock alloys when you go offroad?

Just curious...
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Old 03-21-2009, 07:28 PM
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I guess I meant stock suspension. But yes I run those instead of the alloys for that reason.
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Awesome man. I once spent THOUSANDS to build a YJ to the level of a stock Rubi.
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I love the costom paint job. The black fades nicely into the tan then the brown.


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Old 03-22-2009, 08:38 PM
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Originally Posted by rosy rubicon
what the f....!where did you get those wheels?they are simply awsome if you don't mind I would like to get them could you tell me where you got those please!
good taste your JK looks amazing
it's ajeep thing........!
i got mine from the dealer they are 17' mopar off-road steelies. paid around 80 canadian per wheel, quadratec sells them for 95 american. great trail rims and look good with black jeep when clean. id say call your dealer and get a quote... mine didnt even know they existed
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Originally Posted by SONIC
heres mine from a while ago
nice job.. love that top.
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Stock suspension w/ xenon narrow flares, oh yeah and 35's







the stock suspension will flex like crazy if you let it (xenon's). since these pics i've added a 1" body lift and 4 door springs.

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Thats awesome. I didn't know you could run 35's on stock suspension. Did you have to modify anything else or just the fenders? Love the look and really like the low center of gravity and stuffed wheel look. Any problems rubbing?
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Originally Posted by ACLM
Thats awesome. I didn't know you could run 35's on stock suspension. Did you have to modify anything else or just the fenders? Love the look and really like the low center of gravity and stuffed wheel look. Any problems rubbing?
right now it dosen't rub in the front but when i first got the 35's it rubbed the metal support for the stock front fenders (took a BFH to it) in the rear it rubbed the rock rails (i shortened them), rear bumper (stubbyfied it), pinch seam (took a BFH to it), and at the top of the rear wheel well. i've added a PA 1" body lift, 4 door w/ hard top rubi springs, and put back on a full rear bumper but lifted it 1". my wheels (15's) have 3.75" back spacing to clear the calipers. i was able to drive over a camaro and a mercedes at 4 wheel parts. they also had a RTI ramp and i don't know what my score was but i got just as far as another jk with a 3 1/2" lift. i plan on adding a budget boost in a couple of months and when it comes time for new tires i will probably go 37's

can't do this with 35's and stock fenders

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