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The year was 2019, and together with the help of 3D Off-Road we had just completed the build of Triton JL for the SEMA Show. This was a time before Nitto Tire released the 42” variant of their do-it-all Trail Grappler M/T, and before Jeep released a Wrangler with a factory Hemi V8 shoehorned under the hood. We pushed the limits of the Jeep Wrangler JL platform, combining form and function in the pursuit of building a Jeep that would look good and drive good on-road with little-to-no limitations off-road. The Triton JL was THAT Jeep.
But we always knew there was room for improvement. Fast forward to 2020 and Jeep released the Wrangler 392 featuring a 6.4L V8 with 470 horsepower! Nitto released the 42” Trail Grappler. The stars aligned and we knew it was time to build another Jeep. In our minds, a Wrangler with a V8 was the perfect candidate to run a 42” tall tire. So planning began, and we started by taking a hard look at the Triton JL.
We took everything we loved about the Triton JL and implemented it in some way, shape, or form in the B2W 392. However, there were some key areas where we sought to make improvements - apart from the jump from 40s to 42s, these areas included suspension design, axles, and armor.
0:00 Intro with Collin
0:52 Diving Into the Triton JL vs. B2W 392
1:55 40” vs. 42” Nitto Trail Grappler + 6.4L Hemi V8
3:42 Similarities and Differences in Suspension
5:49 Motobilt vs. Hefty Fabworks - Exterior Armor Comparison
8:13 Updates to Triton JL with Owner Ryan Jensen
11:02 Outro with Collin
Tune in to see the build progression from the Triton JL to our latest 392, including all the lessons learned and areas of improvement!
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