Liberty Diesel
Hello...
Despite a desire to purchase another Wrangler, I knuckled under to practicality and just bought a new Liberty diesel with Selectrak. A couple of questions - Please bear with me I am fairly inexperienced at 4 wheeling, but anxious to experiment. The diesels are pretty hard to come by right now, so I couldn't do much with regards to option selection. It does not have the Trak Lok differential. How necessary is it to upgrade, and what is recommended? I don't see much info on these diesels listed here, anyone else have one, and how do you like it? Thanks! Brian |
Re: Liberty Diesel
Brian.
For a good diesel site visit www.tdiclub.com It's for VW diesels but they all sniff diesel fumes and I'm sure you would be welcome. Joe "Brian" <outback@X.rr.com> wrote in message news:xN%0e.3079$Pc.1790@tornado.tampabay.rr.com... > Hello... > > Despite a desire to purchase another Wrangler, I knuckled under to > practicality and just bought a new Liberty diesel with Selectrak. > > A couple of questions - Please bear with me I am fairly inexperienced at 4 > wheeling, but anxious to experiment. > > The diesels are pretty hard to come by right now, so I couldn't do much > with > regards to option selection. It does not have the Trak Lok differential. > How necessary is it to upgrade, and what is recommended? > > I don't see much info on these diesels listed here, anyone else have one, > and how do you like it? > > Thanks! > > Brian > > |
Re: Liberty Diesel
Brian.
For a good diesel site visit www.tdiclub.com It's for VW diesels but they all sniff diesel fumes and I'm sure you would be welcome. Joe "Brian" <outback@X.rr.com> wrote in message news:xN%0e.3079$Pc.1790@tornado.tampabay.rr.com... > Hello... > > Despite a desire to purchase another Wrangler, I knuckled under to > practicality and just bought a new Liberty diesel with Selectrak. > > A couple of questions - Please bear with me I am fairly inexperienced at 4 > wheeling, but anxious to experiment. > > The diesels are pretty hard to come by right now, so I couldn't do much > with > regards to option selection. It does not have the Trak Lok differential. > How necessary is it to upgrade, and what is recommended? > > I don't see much info on these diesels listed here, anyone else have one, > and how do you like it? > > Thanks! > > Brian > > |
Re: Liberty Diesel
Brian.
For a good diesel site visit www.tdiclub.com It's for VW diesels but they all sniff diesel fumes and I'm sure you would be welcome. Joe "Brian" <outback@X.rr.com> wrote in message news:xN%0e.3079$Pc.1790@tornado.tampabay.rr.com... > Hello... > > Despite a desire to purchase another Wrangler, I knuckled under to > practicality and just bought a new Liberty diesel with Selectrak. > > A couple of questions - Please bear with me I am fairly inexperienced at 4 > wheeling, but anxious to experiment. > > The diesels are pretty hard to come by right now, so I couldn't do much > with > regards to option selection. It does not have the Trak Lok differential. > How necessary is it to upgrade, and what is recommended? > > I don't see much info on these diesels listed here, anyone else have one, > and how do you like it? > > Thanks! > > Brian > > |
Re: Liberty Diesel
I think you are a first here. Wow!
What country are you in? Our Canadian Diesel is so stinky the vehicles are no fun at all to be behind on a trail so while I would welcome you to join us on an off road run I would like you to bring up the rear. ;-) The trac loc is nice and give good traction. If you ever are on ice with one rear wheel spinning from a stop, just tap the brake pedal and both wheels will turn. You can do this with open diffs to, but it is harder to learn. Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's Brian wrote: > > Hello... > > Despite a desire to purchase another Wrangler, I knuckled under to > practicality and just bought a new Liberty diesel with Selectrak. > > A couple of questions - Please bear with me I am fairly inexperienced at 4 > wheeling, but anxious to experiment. > > The diesels are pretty hard to come by right now, so I couldn't do much with > regards to option selection. It does not have the Trak Lok differential. > How necessary is it to upgrade, and what is recommended? > > I don't see much info on these diesels listed here, anyone else have one, > and how do you like it? > > Thanks! > > Brian |
Re: Liberty Diesel
I think you are a first here. Wow!
What country are you in? Our Canadian Diesel is so stinky the vehicles are no fun at all to be behind on a trail so while I would welcome you to join us on an off road run I would like you to bring up the rear. ;-) The trac loc is nice and give good traction. If you ever are on ice with one rear wheel spinning from a stop, just tap the brake pedal and both wheels will turn. You can do this with open diffs to, but it is harder to learn. Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's Brian wrote: > > Hello... > > Despite a desire to purchase another Wrangler, I knuckled under to > practicality and just bought a new Liberty diesel with Selectrak. > > A couple of questions - Please bear with me I am fairly inexperienced at 4 > wheeling, but anxious to experiment. > > The diesels are pretty hard to come by right now, so I couldn't do much with > regards to option selection. It does not have the Trak Lok differential. > How necessary is it to upgrade, and what is recommended? > > I don't see much info on these diesels listed here, anyone else have one, > and how do you like it? > > Thanks! > > Brian |
Re: Liberty Diesel
I think you are a first here. Wow!
What country are you in? Our Canadian Diesel is so stinky the vehicles are no fun at all to be behind on a trail so while I would welcome you to join us on an off road run I would like you to bring up the rear. ;-) The trac loc is nice and give good traction. If you ever are on ice with one rear wheel spinning from a stop, just tap the brake pedal and both wheels will turn. You can do this with open diffs to, but it is harder to learn. Mike 86/00 CJ7 Laredo, 33x9.5 BFG Muds, 'glass nose to tail in '00 88 Cherokee 235 BFG AT's Brian wrote: > > Hello... > > Despite a desire to purchase another Wrangler, I knuckled under to > practicality and just bought a new Liberty diesel with Selectrak. > > A couple of questions - Please bear with me I am fairly inexperienced at 4 > wheeling, but anxious to experiment. > > The diesels are pretty hard to come by right now, so I couldn't do much with > regards to option selection. It does not have the Trak Lok differential. > How necessary is it to upgrade, and what is recommended? > > I don't see much info on these diesels listed here, anyone else have one, > and how do you like it? > > Thanks! > > Brian |
Re: Liberty Diesel
I say f**k the environment, too:
http://www.enterpriseengine.com/Resu...gesMuncie2.jpg God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Brian wrote: > > Hello... > > Despite a desire to purchase another Wrangler, I knuckled under to > practicality and just bought a new Liberty diesel with Selectrak. > > A couple of questions - Please bear with me I am fairly inexperienced at 4 > wheeling, but anxious to experiment. > > The diesels are pretty hard to come by right now, so I couldn't do much with > regards to option selection. It does not have the Trak Lok differential. > How necessary is it to upgrade, and what is recommended? > > I don't see much info on these diesels listed here, anyone else have one, > and how do you like it? > > Thanks! > > Brian |
Re: Liberty Diesel
I say f**k the environment, too:
http://www.enterpriseengine.com/Resu...gesMuncie2.jpg God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Brian wrote: > > Hello... > > Despite a desire to purchase another Wrangler, I knuckled under to > practicality and just bought a new Liberty diesel with Selectrak. > > A couple of questions - Please bear with me I am fairly inexperienced at 4 > wheeling, but anxious to experiment. > > The diesels are pretty hard to come by right now, so I couldn't do much with > regards to option selection. It does not have the Trak Lok differential. > How necessary is it to upgrade, and what is recommended? > > I don't see much info on these diesels listed here, anyone else have one, > and how do you like it? > > Thanks! > > Brian |
Re: Liberty Diesel
I say f**k the environment, too:
http://www.enterpriseengine.com/Resu...gesMuncie2.jpg God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/ Brian wrote: > > Hello... > > Despite a desire to purchase another Wrangler, I knuckled under to > practicality and just bought a new Liberty diesel with Selectrak. > > A couple of questions - Please bear with me I am fairly inexperienced at 4 > wheeling, but anxious to experiment. > > The diesels are pretty hard to come by right now, so I couldn't do much with > regards to option selection. It does not have the Trak Lok differential. > How necessary is it to upgrade, and what is recommended? > > I don't see much info on these diesels listed here, anyone else have one, > and how do you like it? > > Thanks! > > Brian |
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