sgtjdgelinas
TJ Enthusiast
in the spirit of this thread, would it be a sin to put retro Golden Eagle decals on my 97 sport?
Your Jeep. Your choice. Haters gotta hate.
A Rubicon has disc brakes on all 4 wheels.
The front drive shaft is a double cardan
It has 4:10 gears and a 4:1 crawl ratio
It has locking differentials
It has Dana 44's front and rear
. I have a set of Rubicon Dana 44s as well as the transfer case.
This is the thread that prompted me to create that one.... But I figured it was too far gone to saveNow that we're on to pasta, shouldn't we re-locate this to that new Unofficial Hijack Thread?
Oh, Kiwi... @Equilibrium31 beat ya to it!You can always make a sticker that says..
RUBICON-ish
Because its meaning less. People are going to do what they do. But it is interesting to see how peoples logic plays into it.Not sure why I keep coming back to this thread. I don't watch horror movies. I turn my head away at accident scenes. I don't watch "epic fail" videos. And yet, I keep pulling up this thread. I don't get it...
Well as already said, as long as your not hurting anyone go and do what ya want. That being said, personally I feel that decal shouldn't be put on unless that's what it is. I mean, people made these awesome machines and gave them names according to their features rolling off the assembly line. Yeah replacing components with the Rubicon parts makes you think ok now it's a Rubicon. But it never was and it still isnt. That VIN says so. Now as for the Rubicon-ish or any other creative shout-outs to the Rubis in the form of a decal I say go for it. But as for an identical Rubicon decal on something other than an actual Rubicon I just dont get it. Why? Trying to make people think it's something greater than it is?
Not sure why I keep coming back to this thread. I don't watch horror movies. I turn my head away at accident scenes. I don't watch "epic fail" videos. And yet, I keep pulling up this thread. I don't get it...
True story: A guy at work went through the whole sex change thing. He then took up with another guy who also went through a sex change to become a woman. I'll not make any statements or judgements, but simply pose this question: Are they now considered lesbians? And I'm asking this in complete seriousness. That question has been kicking around where I work for years. The individual relocated to California, and no longer works for us, but he...she...sure shook things up while they were employed with us. One of the stranger things in my 35 years working there...Food for thought...
If a man gets a sex change and has his bits cut off and female part installed then spends a night with you , does that make you gay![]()