The Jeep Wrangler MOJO Concept is a good example of what you can build by using Jeep Performance Parts and a bit of imagination. Everything about the Jeep Wrangler MOJO Concept’s additional components are geared for simplistic/minimalist upgrades for additional off road performance. Aided by front and rear locking Dana 44 axles with a 4:1 Rock-Trac transfer case, the Jeep Wrangler MOJO Concept has a 59:1 crawl ratio.
Other upgrades include a cold air intake and low restriction exhaust system (for the Pentastar V6) and a Jeep Performance Parts 2-inch lift.
According to Jeep regarding the Jeep Wrangler MOJO Concept:”The Bright Orange exterior of Wrangler MOJO is defended by prototype Jeep Performance Parts “Shorty” bumpers and prototype flat-top fenders, with 37-inch BFGoodrich Mud Terrain tires wrapped around prototype beadlock wheels, accented with Mopar Bronze on the beadlock ring. The Mopar “Rubicon X” hood is ornamented by prototype topographical graphics that contain bronze “mapping” accents and flow down to the side panels. Additional trail enhancements include a Jeep Performance Parts “Rubicon X” front bumper, an under-bumper skid plate and a prototype Jeep Performance Parts winch. Jeep Performance Parts rock rails are added to further protect Wrangler MOJO from boulders and rocks on extreme trails.
Prototype LED headlamps and fog lamps help make night trips on the trail easier, and front and rear prototype two-tone half-door kits and a soft top further add to the open-air fun and freedom all Wrangler vehicles offer. A Badge of Honor plate is added to show the trails Wrangler MOJO has mastered, and a prototype Jeep Performance Parts tire carrier gives support to the spare tire. The five Moab “Badge of Honor” badges also appear on Wrangler MOJO.
The purposeful interior of Wrangler MOJO is perfect for the off-roader not afraid of dust or mud. The two-tone instrument panel and console complement black Katzkin seat covers and provide for simple cleaning. With the carpet removed, rugged all-weather floor mats shield the interior, and a Mopar sunbonnet and roll bar pads are trimmed in a Driftwood sand color, matching Wrangler MOJO’s overall appearance. A Mopar lockable rear cargo tray keeps valuables safe.”
Out of all the concepts coming out from the good folks at Jeep, this baby looks like a production vehicle. The Jeep Wrangler MOJO Concept will debut at the 2014 Easter Jeep Safari. The Fast Lane Car will be on hand to experience this and other concepts.
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