mossyoak outdoors

I want to see JK'S modded out with bumpers lights, anything aftermarket except lift and 33's+ in tires. I owned a TJ for many years with lift and big tires but want to avoid it! most people i see with big tires and lift rarely go offroading! show me your jeep.

Skumbag

I take it that you didn't offroad your TJ then?

OJK12

TJ's are more capable in stock form than people realize. Yes they are better when you modify them and will do amazing things but I wheel with guys in stock jeeps all the time and they are very capable. You forget jeeps are trail rated because they are tested offroad in stock form. Most guys who wheel a stock jeep are better wheelers than those modify their jeeps. Jeeps are the most capable 4x4 from the factory they don't need to be highly modded to go offroad. I watched a guy in a base model steel wheeled TJ with a squirrel take the same rock garden a Rockwell equipped TJ with 44's and it made it with out one single tug of a rope or winch. Yeah it scrapped and banged but the other guy looked like he lost his best friend when that guy followed him.

PG-JKU

This should be interesting...Who's talking about "looking" cool? All Jeeps already are cool. If you ask the average person they really don't know or care about the nuances between the different add-ons we all do to our jeeps. We just make up these differences on our own. It's human nature to try to categorize, I guess. Saying that jeeps with big tires or lifts aren't wheeled as much as stock jeeps might be misleading as well.

TheDragonTJH

I'll post up some pictures of my JK after the weekend hopefully, I have my stubby bumper caps and a pair of 6" offroad lights in and a MOPAR bumper bar on order that I expect to get in yet this week or early next.
I can't pony up for the big mods and it's my DD so I have to suffice with little mods to make it unique.

DesolationMania

Most people I see with big tires and lift rarely go offroading?

Oh, I get it. April Fools!

Right?

red2010rubi

Freewill

For sure I don't need big tires to look cool. If I start having trouble getting where I want to go off-road, that will be another story. So far the only time I've gotten stopped by the terrain it was driver error, not my 32" tires.

I did lift the JK a couple+ inches, but that was to get more suspension travel, not to clear tires.

conifers4

I was cool before my big tires and lift.

mossyoak outdoors

lol no April fools here, well most people in my area North New Jersey try to buy jeeps and throw tires and lift on. I wheeled my TJ,i don't think lifting and wasting that much more gas is worth it were i live, stock is good enough just wanna see bumpers,lights and stuff without a lift and big senseless tires ya know?!