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OK, so I'm new to this forum but not new to Jeep's or some pretty cool builds. But, this will be our 1st Grand Cherokee build! So here is the 1st mod., new Raceline 951BZ Ryno wheels (factory tires, but they looked better on there wheels). Working with Gobi Racks for a new roof top rack and Baja Designs on some cool new LED lights. Stand by!

Ben Hedrick
Hedrick Speedsports

Ben,

How about replacement LED fog lights (that work at the same time as the high beams) that resemble the Trailhawk concept from 2 years ago ? I am not a fan of adding anything that ruins aerodynamics, or of visible cables, and adore drop-in/bolt-on replacements that extend functionality and that generally preserve the factory look. I want these double stack fog lights and like everyone else, I have the single stack. Make them with different beam patterns too Thanks.

 

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Seems strange to me that the Trailhawk comes with the Quadra-Trac II system and not the Quadra-Drive II which seems more off-road capable! Why save the best system for only the most luxurious models? While I won't be taking the Trailhawk on the most extreme trails...have the Gladiator to bash around with...it does seem limiting in scope of its intended purpose.

Common misunderstanding of the Jeep nomenclature in their marketing materials. Trailhawks have the much lusted for rear eLSD so they do in fact have QD-2.

 

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I thought it might had been a misprint, but in looking at my window sticker the Quadra-Trac II is the listed system. I guess I won't know till I play with it in the mud...
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As I said, it is a misunderstanding perpetuated by the marketing department. Right under what you underlined it also shows Electronic LSD Rear Axle. That makes your vehicle a Quadra Drive Equipped Vehicle. You have all the gear one can have on these vehicles. And yes, in a distant past, QD-2 vehicles also had a front locker but not anymore (not since WK2 series 2011-2022)