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**xjjeepthing** · 04-02-2009, 07:26 PM

Big thanks to Jason, ordered a couple of itemd from Jeepin Outfitters, great service and price. Thanks again Jason

Kyle · 04-02-2009, 08:38 PM

Yup I have ordered from him in the past and he does take care of business very well. Keep up the good work jason.

**2000XJ** · 04-02-2009, 09:20 PM

Can't say one bad thing about Jason and his products/services - it's always the best people to deal with.

**WJCraig** · 04-02-2009, 11:13 PM

I've heard lots of good stuff about dealing with him...but where's the WJ stuff??

**Jeepin Jason** · 04-05-2009, 06:28 PM

Hey guys, thanks for all the kind words and especially for all the orders and support!

Craig, I'll work on trying to get more WJ stuff up on our site. Our core customer base is XJers, followed by TJers, so those are the products we've focused most of our time on and those are the products that most of our core suppliers are focused on as well. What types of products, and especially what brands, do the WJ guys look for? I know with XJs and TJs Rubicon Express is pretty much the #1 suspension, but they only have a budget boost available for WJs, so who are some of the big names for WJ suspensions and accessories?

**WJCraig** · 04-05-2009, 09:05 PM

Tops in WJ suspension would be:
Clayton Off Road Manufacturing

followed by Iron Rock Off Road

Smaller lifts (under 5") would be from people like Kevin's Off Road
BDS Suspension
Rock Krawler
and probably a few others, like Rustys, Teraflex, Old Man Emu...

I suppose you'd have to do a little research and figure out if it's even worth the time and effort vs. potential sales, but I;m sure you're aware of that already...Other stuff like rock sliders and bumpers are usually in demand for WJ people, I know ARB, TrailReady, Kevin's have WJ bumpers. There are a couple of others, but Ihe names are eluding me at the moment..In any case, our options are somewhat limited outside of custom fab. Also wheels can be tough to find for some WJ people, since they use a 5x5 bolt pattern. Do you make any of your own products, or are you more of a vendor?

I can understand why you may not want to carry too much WJ stuff just yey, as it's a fairly small segment of the market at this point, but the ZJ got popular, so I'm hoping the WJ will become more popular as they start to age and become more affordable...and the aftermarket will offer more stuff! Like lockers!

Anyway, Hockey game is about to start, so I've gotta o!

Later.

Kyle · 04-05-2009, 10:14 PM

Jason if you could get some clayton stuff for the XJ it might be a good thing aswell