Liberty Uniframe questions

Dariusz · **Joined:** Sun Apr 23, 2006 10:59 pm **Posts:** 5

I have listened of several people who say that Liberty uniframe is very delicate for serious Off Road in strong lands, inclusively commentaries where they say that if the car is of side and it opens a door, after that the door cannot be closed or glasses that are brocken by te car.

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Skyjump136 · **Joined:** Tue Jul 05, 2005 6:50 pm **Posts:** 1633

I have never heard that...quite the opposite. The Liberty uniframe is very strong (much more rigid than even the old XJ uniframe). Not sure where you heard this?.?

Dariusz · **Joined:** Sun Apr 23, 2006 10:59 pm **Posts:** 5

Principaly I hear this about the XJ, the people that say that compare the uniframe rigidity with a Toyota Land Cruiser or other cars that have a solid frame.

Se7enLC · **Posted:** Sun Apr 23, 2006 11:45 pm

Dariusz wrote:

I have listened of several people who say that Liberty uniframe is very delicate for serious Off Road in strong lands, inclusively commentaries where they say that if the car is of side and it opens a door, after that the door cannot be closed or glasses that are brocken by te car.

I presiate commentaries

I'm not sure I understand what you're saying in the second part. Do you mean that if the car is on its side you cannot open the door? breaking glass and doors are something that happens with any car that is on its side.

Eddo · **Joined:** Thu Jul 07, 2005 7:01 pm **Posts:** 1214

The frame is quite ridged. The front doors still open with easy even with sitting on just two wheels across from each other. One of the back doors becomes a little difficult to open, but no big deal it still opens and closes. Plus all this is only when you are teetering on just two cross wheels. For example, left side front and ride side rear. Never heard of windows breaking, even on XJs which are suppose definitely twist and turn a little. You would need to twist the body ALOT before the windows would even start to break. Only think that will break windows on the trail would be rocks or tree branches.

Dariusz · **Joined:** Sun Apr 23, 2006 10:59 pm **Posts:** 5

Thanks a lot for the ansvers, this is the only detail that stop me to buy it, today I go to the dealer and buy my Liberty Renegade

nolakj · **Posted:** Mon Apr 24, 2006 10:54 am

Go get it man!! I can personally vouch for the strength of the frame on my Libby. This weekend the trail I ran had obstacles with holes specifically dug to get you teetering on 2 wheels (I'll get some pics up tomorrow when I get them back). Then the 4x4 veterans, which I am not, would come up and lift you to really get you rocking. I almost pooped myself the first time they did it to me.

ENJOY YOUR LIBBY!!!!

Dariusz · **Joined:** Sun Apr 23, 2006 10:59 pm **Posts:** 5

In plans I have a small lift (the OME 1.75") and 245/75 R16 tires

Jeepjeepster · **Posted:** Mon Apr 24, 2006 2:14 pm

Dariusz wrote:

In plans I have a small lift (the OME 1.75") and 245/75 R16 tires

Thats the lift I have. The shocks are awsome I might add, not as good as the stock ones for towing though.

Dariusz · **Joined:** Sun Apr 23, 2006 10:59 pm **Posts:** 5

Jeepjeepster wrote:

Dariusz wrote:

In plans I have a small lift (the OME 1.75") and 245/75 R16 tires

Thats the lift I have. The shocks are awsome I might add, not as good as the stock ones for towing though.

What size of tires do you have?

What model of springs and shocks do you have front and rear in the OME?

Jeepjeepster · **Posted:** Mon Apr 24, 2006 8:50 pm

Med duty on the front and HD(928) rear. Dont have enough money to get new tires yet so I have the stock 235/65/17's on there right now. Im going up to a 245/65/17 when the money comes around.

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