2014 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited Sport on 2040-cars
Clifton, Arizona, United States
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2014 Jeep Wrangler. This Jeep was built to take on anything and built with some of the best products in the industry. Everything on Jeep is new or "like new" condition and sadly never wheeled so you don't have to worry about damages or hidden issues.
BUILD SHEET
Front Axle
Currie Enterprises RockJock 44
Currie Enterprises Differential Cover (Black)
Currie Enterprises Chromoly Shafts
Yukon 5.13 Gears
Yukon Zip Locker
Reid Racing Knuckles
Synergy Ball Joints
Lube Locker
Rear Axle
Currie Enterprises RockJock 60
Currie Enterprises Chromoly Shafts
Currie Enterprises Differential Cover (Black)
Yukon 5.13 Gears
Yukon Zip Locker
Lube Locker
Lift & Lift Components
Currie Enterprises 4" Coils
Currie Enterprises Complete Set of Johnny Joint Adjustable Control Arms (F&R)
Currie Enterprises Front AntiRock Sway Arm Kit (Aluminum Frame Brackets & Arms)
Currie Enterprises Rear AntiRock Sway Arm Kit (Aluminum Arms)
Currie Enterprises Johnny Joint Track bars (F&R)
Currie Enterprises CurrectLync Drag Link (Flipped)
Currie Enterprises CurrectLync Tie Rod
Currie Enterprises Bump Stops (F&R)
Currie Enterprises Spring Retainers (F&R)
Walker Evans Remote Reservoir Shocks (F&R)
Adams 1310 Solid Spline Driveshafts (F&R)
Grade 8 Suspension Hardware Upgrade
RPMFAB Stabilizer Tie Rod Clamp
TeraFlex Steering Stabilizer & Fox Bolt
Bumpers & Tire Carrier
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