Jeep Renegade Trailhawk Daystar 1.5" Lift & 225/75R16 Cooper Discoverer STT Pros PICS
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Buster3479
Member
Wow, Renny really looks respectable now. What are you getting for gas mileage with the pucks and new tires, city and highway?
Jk909
New member
Glad you guys are liking what you see. I just wish someone would make a set of rocker guards for the Renegade
Next time you are in so cal send me a pm, I have a metal shop so I'm sure we could fab something up for you
cozdude
Guy with a Red 2-Door
Lol clear your cookies. Googleadsense works off of your search history
Hot94Z28
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I clear them every couple days, and I have not searched for and LED's for my toilet I swear lol.
WJCO
Meme King
It's ok, man. No judgement here, seriously. LEDs for the bano are all good.
Sorry, haven't done enough testing yet to know. Going in for a 4 wheel alignment today and then we'll start the real testing. :yup:
LOL!! Thanks for the offer, I may have to hit you up :crazyeyes:
I'd really like to see if I can install a set of Truck-Lite head lights. After that, it's hard to say as there really isn't much out there for the Renegade but, as mentioned, rocker guards would be nice.
Thanks, it really is a big improvement and honestly, if they came from the factory like this, I think they would sell a lot more.
r2fasani
Member
Totally agree. Might even take some of the demand pressure (and price increases that come with it) off the Wrangler.
Renny is looking great!
Just took our Renegade into our local Les Schwab to get a 4 wheel alignment done and about 40 min later, it was done. Total cost including tax was a whopping $83! :crazyeyes:
As you can see, they were able to adjust the front end well but the adjustment in rear maxed out before they could get it on perfect. Still, it's far from horrible and if anything, it'll just mean we'll want to be doing tire rotations a bit more frequently.
Anyway, just thought I would post up to keep this thread updated.
As you can see, they were able to adjust the front end well but the adjustment in rear maxed out before they could get it on perfect. Still, it's far from horrible and if anything, it'll just mean we'll want to be doing tire rotations a bit more frequently.
Anyway, just thought I would post up to keep this thread updated.
Thanks! We're real happy with the look and the new stance too. :yup:
The speedo is off but not by much. I don't know of any programmer out there to correct this but hope someone out there will come out with one.
The Renegade does feel a bit heavier but I wouldn't go so far as to say it has a significant if any real noticeable power loss.
So far, I haven't noticed any transmission issues. I will need to do more testing to know for sure though.
WJCO
Meme King
If you decide to recalibrate, most of the time, the dealer will do it for you by manually changing the parameters. It can run from 50-100 bucks usually. I would call them first to make sure they have the capability, but they usually can. Driveability dept will usually do it.