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I used to run it with the hoop 4ish years ago before I got a winch. Here:

Welcome from California

Same here. Really been off today. All I can do is pray for his family.

I say keep the JK! So much more cool with the MoTech swap in my opinion.

Lol that's a good one. I mean, good on him for realizing he was mistaken, but comments like these make me think these people are FISHING for these videos they CHOOSE to watch are filled with incorrect information or installation.

If I had a Rubicon with a stock 44 up front, I'd run 37's all day. Might just be me but everything can and will break, so pick the right lines and you'll be fine. I have a JK sport with a Dana 30 up front on 35s - wheeled decently hard with 99k miles on the clock.

Another vote for the 392. While I absolutely love LJs both totally stock and completely built up, if you have the money the 392 is obviously the way to go as aside from the fact it's a newer, modern vehicle, it's pretty much ready to go for what you want to do with it and a blast to drive on and...

Welcome from CA!

Aw man, after you moved so much closer too? Make sure to make it next year!!!

What no way! Will be awesome to see you guys again 😎 (Please bring me a Pliny)

Welcome from SoCal!

Welcome from San Diego, CA! Great looking Jeep.

35s can fit and work just fine on a factory JL Rubicon. That being said, an 11.5" wide 35" tall tire is your max without rubbing and without a lift/wheel spacers. If you want a 35x12.50 tire, you'll need at least 1.5" wheel spacers or an aftermarket wheel with 4.75" of backspacing or less.

Bump. Still want to make this happen, spread the word! Lol

Great video collaboration! Jeremy and Chad definitely are the guys to go to. Great editing and filming by them too!

Welcome from San Diego

Welcome! Like others have said the 2-door with the XR pack is awesome!

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