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serious question..how tough is it to set up? I am guessing if asking a $5000 deposit just to show set up must be fairly intensive. Is the $5000 refundable if the person does not like it? I ask this because they are rare enough most people have not seen one set up.

down comforter for us. works when warm and also when in the 20's. way easier to pack than sleeping bag too.

i thought it was one of those fancy french toilet butt washers lol....jk.

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where in SW MT do you live? I am in western Montana. My good buddy has written a 3 nice 4x4 guide books and two of them cover the South western and south central parts.

depending on how tall you are the JL lacks head room compared to the jk. If over 6'2" or so it may be an issue.

i don't think I would want to sit in those lol. looks messy.

While I myself would not buy any vehicle with 150,000 on it. I would feel better about a GX470 then a JKUR with that kind of miles but if I knew the jkur was well maintained I would be less concerned. If buying new or newer I would not worry about either one. if you plan on lifting it forego...

put on some new rubber..tall and skinny Toyo AT3's. Not for everyone but finally a C rated 35" tall tire.

just move up to 17" wheels and run the 255/80-17 it really is a great size and the Falken AT3w is incredibly smooth for an E rated tire.

seems like a person would be a fool to trust him at this point no matter what he does..

My buddy who has had 3 newer JKU rubicons 14, 15 and 16. all set up very well got a wild hair and stopped in the Toyota dealer and walked out with a brand new TRD. he told me not to test drive one or I would be trading. He immediately put an ARB bumper on and winch up front and a Falcon lift...

going to Yoko's site they only make those in two sizes and doing a quick qoogle search seem pretty hard to even get them. what is your build date code on those? as that is not a size they show currently available. probably a pretty tough tire to get replaced on the road if needed...

I have had several sets of Toyo AT2 in 265/70-17, 285/70-17, 285/75-17 and 35/12.5-17 in E load and just put on a set of AT3 in C load ie 35/11.5-17 and being I only put them on Tuesday I have only put about 150 miles on them my first impression is they are loud. they replaced a set of ST Maxx...

I think jeep wranglers will take a hit no doubt.

The falkens are an exceptional all around tire.

I have had KO2 and they are great in the winter but I also have Falken AT3W's and they are even better in the winter. I live in Montana and the Falkens stick like studs. I also just ordered a set of Toyo AT3's and they are going to be here on Tuesday. I have been driving winter conditions...

holy carp (spelled carp on purpose for effect) that guy has a gun..........

because they made very few LJ's which some find to be the perfect length. one owner unmolested etc. This look to be a sweetheart of a find...

On my arb50 I set it to 34f and I can throw in a bag of ice for mixed drinks and the ice will not melt. I like my beer and whiskey and cokes.