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OPTIMA › Battery

jordanFAMOUS1 17 Sep 2019, 17:25

Rating 5.0

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I have a red top in my XJ and people say the quality has gone down every time Optima is mentioned but I've had nothing but stellar performance from mine. I was about 7 miles in on a trail 2 weeks ago and my alt died. The battery got me back to the main road before it died enough to not run the engine anymore. A little more than an hour back out and some gnarly rock crawling.

Pros: stellar performance, reliable power

Vehicle: Jeep Cherokee

Cooper › Tires

Robots_Never_Die 18 Dec 2018, 20:15

Rating 5.0

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Go with the Cooper STT Pros. I had them on my Liberty in 32s and now on my XJ in 37s. Awesome tire, I daily drive my XJ so wet street traction was a big thing for me. I've had no issues in the snow, wet, dry, mud, sand, rocks. They are also a very quiet tire. They'll last a while too.

Pros: quiet tire, good traction

Vehicle: Jeep

TYC › Headlights

Bender4President 14 Oct 2018, 21:48

Rating 5.0

Brightness:

I got all my lenses from Rock Auto. They look great and the tyc headlights came with new bulbs.

Pros: look great, came with new bulbs

Vehicle: Jeep Grand Cherokee

Luk › Clutch kit

heyawesomepeopl 24 Aug 2018, 03:23

Rating 4.0

The 065 is basically like a stock clutch kit. I have the 065 behind my 01' XJ 4.0L linked with an ax-15.

Pros: like stock clutch kit

Vehicle: Jeep Cherokee

Part number: 05-065

BFGoodrich › Tires

DanG 28 Jul 2018, 19:42

Rating 4.5

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I had KO2's on my JK Wrangler and they were great. I had the e rated ones, so they were stiffer than the factory Bridgestone DD's but no noisier with the top on or off. I found Duratrac's get noisier as they wear, the BFG's didn't.

Pros: no noisier with top on

Cons: stiffer than factory

Vehicle: Jeep Wrangler

YOKOHAMA › Tires

chris86vw 20 Jul 2018, 20:30

Rating 5.0

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I had previous versions on my grand Cherokee (31s) and loved them absolutely unstoppable in the snow. and have the current version on my TJ (\"35s\") and love them as well. Not as aggressive looking as the GY MT/RS I had on for a little while before them but much smoother and quieter.

Pros: smoother and quieter

Cons: not as aggressive looking

Vehicle: Jeep Grand Cherokee

Bilstein › Shock absorbers

gz2zg 29 Apr 2018, 01:35

Rating 5.0

Bilstein is my go-to, Sachs or KYB if I can't get Bilstein; Bilstein 5100s on my WJ are great, 5100 coilover's I had on a Tundra were great; 4600s I had on a Tacoma were great.

Pros: great, go-to

Vehicle: Jeep Grand Cherokee

Goodyear › Tires

schirmyver 4 Feb 2020, 20:31

Rating 3.0

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I have these on my JKU and they are OK. They do well on snow, but on wet roads they can break free pretty easily .

Pros: do well on snow

Cons: break free on wet

Vehicle: Jeep

OEM Jeep › Brake pads

dwagner88 13 May 2016, 18:22

Rating 2.0

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My dad's 1978 CJ5 has manual brakes and steering. It's pretty terrifying to drive though. The steering isn't so bad, but those brakes are scary. I keep my following distances up to snowstorm levels when I'm driving it.

Cons: brakes are scary

Vehicle: Jeep

OPTIMA › Battery

quattro B6 12 Aug 2013, 19:33

Rating 1.0

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I had an optima yellow top in my Jeep for 3 years. Then all of a sudden a cell died without warning, leaving me stranded in the desert when I went to start it. I will never buy another one. The duralast I replaced it with has been in there for about 4 years now with no problems. It also cost less than half what the optima was.

Cons: cell died without warning

Vehicle: Jeep