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Which still looks betterBut then you have this…
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Throw a nice set of wheels and tires on it, <bam>, you're right back to sexier than any 4 door. There's a reason us old motor heads didn't hotrod cars with four on the door back in the day.But then you have this…
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Yeah, but we're discussing the same exact model with the only real differences being wheelbase and a little weight.We're only talking 15.7" difference in wheelbase. In general any vehicle with a longer wheelbase will "handle" better on washboards, but that doesn't mean it will ride better. My F350 CCLB will breeze across washboards near our house at 55mph, my daughter's JK 2dr 30mph is plenty. My F350 will beat you to death in general on the road, her JK is great and won't even feel some of the bumps that my f350 feels. Too many factors involved besides wheelbase.
I think there's a big difference in the base suspension and the Badlands, Wildtrak and FE suspension.Yeah, but we're discussing the same exact model with the only real differences being wheelbase and a little weight.
Isn't the FE and Badlands suspension the same?I think there's a big difference in the base suspension and the Badlands, Wildtrak and FE suspension.
Yes that's why I grouped the Badlands, Wildtrak and FE togother vs the base.Isn't the FE and Badlands suspension the same?
My build with the exception of OWL tires.Throw a nice set of wheels and tires on it, <bam>, you're right back to sexier than any 4 door. There's a reason us old motor heads didn't hotrod cars with four on the door back in the day.
Like this Caddy?I've had many vehicles, mostly 4x4s, that were in the 100" wheelbase range and they drive just fine. Compared to the leaf springs and 80" wheelbase I'm driving now (cue @604Bronco) the 2dr will ride like a Caddy.