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7:35 am
April 27, 2010
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Keith
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I've been looking at newer Wranglers and wonder if the JK would be too wide for the tight paths at the Cliffs. They are 74 inches wide while a TJ is 67 and a Cherokee is 70. On the other hand a Toyota FJ is 75 inches. My Tracker is only 64 inches and was very easy to get through the trees.
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9:16 am
April 27, 2010
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notoriousDUG
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No, it will be just fine.
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4:36 pm
April 27, 2010
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oddball
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You'll fit, but know you will be more prone to trail rash than a TJ. At least that is what JK owners I've some across (in person and online) have said.
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2004 TJ 'Reaper Crew' Rubicon.
"My Jeep Won a War — Your Honda Mows My Lawn"
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5:29 pm
April 27, 2010
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Electric Stooge
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if you r worried, just do the wide sliders, that way you will hit those before the trees, most of the rash was low at the cliffs from what we saw. so you should be good
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Mitch(1 of 3 stooges)
00' XJ, 5.5" Long arm, 32×11.5×15, 4.0l
If something electrical doesnt work right, throw a relay or 2 on it!
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9:48 pm
April 27, 2010
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grantypanties218
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its not only about width also consider the length and wheel base
idk how wide my truck is but i have a longer length and wheelbase than a zj andxj they got around obsticles easier than me at the cliff due to i would have to make way wider turns in order to get my booty around a tree
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3:02 am
April 28, 2010
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Xjay98
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You'll be fine, Keithert. Always expect to bend, scratch and break stuff when you're on the trail.
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