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Jeep Wrangler JK
JK General Discussion
Advice needed for a new owner
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<blockquote data-quote="ThatGuy21" data-source="post: 438953" data-attributes="member: 21790"><p>Thank you so much to everyone who took time to reply to this. I was able to get in some serious research time this weekend and have come to the conclusion that I will start with a 3.5"~ suspension lift and 35" 20"s. I don't want them to stick out much so I think I am safe to assume I should look for wheels with close to a zero offset? I have also ordered OEM plugs, wires, oil filter, cabin filter, air filter, trans fluid, dif fluid, p/s fluid, brake fluid, pcv valve, serp belt and trans. filter so that I can perform a proper tune up and have a baseline for maintenance purposes. </p><p></p><p>What are your thoughts on aftermarket air intakes? I have purchased proper air intakes for vehicles in the past in order to gain a more aggressive sound without an aftermarket exhaust so I was pondering that idea.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ThatGuy21, post: 438953, member: 21790"] Thank you so much to everyone who took time to reply to this. I was able to get in some serious research time this weekend and have come to the conclusion that I will start with a 3.5"~ suspension lift and 35" 20"s. I don't want them to stick out much so I think I am safe to assume I should look for wheels with close to a zero offset? I have also ordered OEM plugs, wires, oil filter, cabin filter, air filter, trans fluid, dif fluid, p/s fluid, brake fluid, pcv valve, serp belt and trans. filter so that I can perform a proper tune up and have a baseline for maintenance purposes. What are your thoughts on aftermarket air intakes? I have purchased proper air intakes for vehicles in the past in order to gain a more aggressive sound without an aftermarket exhaust so I was pondering that idea. [/QUOTE]
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JK General Discussion
Advice needed for a new owner
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