New to MA but not new to Jeeps
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Please post a pic of your jeep.
Tell us about the mods you have made.
Tell us about the mods you hope to make in the future.
How long have you been a member of Baystate?
How long have you been offroading?
Is this your first jeep?
AND REMEMBER ** NO TRAIL NAMES **
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PJK2012
- BSJ 101 Planning Commitee
- Posts: 1
- Joined: Mon May 19, 2014 11:33 am
- Jeep Year: 2012
- Jeep Model: JK Wrangler
New to MA but not new to Jeeps
Hey I moved from Wisconsin to MA 4 months back for Job at Worcester. I got my first 08 Wrangler in 2009 and loved so much that I couldn't resist to buy new 2012 Sahara in 2011 and added off-road lights and 3’’ suspension lift. I am debating my self whether to get 33” tires. I have been to trails couple of times before and looking forward to do more wheeling.
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Frank
- Frankie BSJ Member
- Posts: 4145
- Joined: Sun Dec 27, 2009 8:54 am
- Jeep Year: 1974
- Jeep Model: CJ5
Re: New to MA but not new to Jeeps
Welcome to the forum. You will find out here on the east coast there arent very many legal open wheelin areas . As a club we have access to private and other land areas. 33s are a great place to start balancing , wheelin and daily driving. It also helps if your into a little more aggressive off roading. Hope to see you on a trail. FjR68
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mrfreakinwhite
- BSJ 101 Planning Commitee
- Posts: 447
- Joined: Thu Jun 27, 2013 7:15 pm
- Jeep Year: 1998
- Jeep Model: XJ Cherokee
- Location: Lunenburg, MA
Re: New to MA but not new to Jeeps
Welcome to the forum!
That's a really little tire for that much lift, barely bigger than stock.
That's a really little tire for that much lift, barely bigger than stock.