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In a recent press release from Rough Country three new products for 97-06 Jeep Wrangler TJ were introduced. Long Arm Upgrade KitThe new 97-06 Jeep TJ long arm upgrade kit is available for TJ’s already lifted 4 to 6 inches. This kit delivers great features such as high clearance Y-link front design, high clearance four …
QUESTION: I have a 1986 CJ-7, inline 258 with a T-4 transmission and Dana 300 transfer case. Only street driven, never off-road. Can I install a 304 0r 360? Will it bolt up to what I have? Will the T-4 and the rear end hold up for normal street and highway use? Thanks. John ANSWER: …
Page 2. This year marks OK 4WD’s 16th annual OKtober Truckfest! Truckfest takes place October 4th, 2009 at OK’s facility in Stewartsville, NJ.
Page 2. This year marks OK 4WD’s 16th annual OKtober Truckfest! Truckfest takes place October 4th, 2009 at OK’s facility in Stewartsville, NJ.
This year marks OK 4WD’s 16th annual OKtober Truckfest! Truckfest takes place October 4th, 2009 at OK’s facility in Stewartsville, NJ.
Question: I would like to convert my CJ-7 into a Scrambler..Can this be done? Answer: Sure it’s possible. The main difference is the frame, body, and some miscellaneous parts located in the center section of the frame (which is 10 inches longer). If you had a CJ-7 with a body and frame that was not …
Some more things to consider when leasing.
Lease versus buy? Let’s simplify the answers and summarize them here:
Buy versus lease – where the money goes and when Purchasing a Jeep (or any vehicle) is almost never a “good” investment. There is a difference to where your money goes and when. All vehicles depreciate in value over time some quicker than others.
The answer: It depends. Leases and loans are just two different ways of financing a Jeep. One finances the purchase of the vehicle the other finances the use of the vehicle. Each side has good and bad sides. Let’s look more closely.
